Texas Longhorns' Trevor Goosby Out for Season Due to Knee Injury

The Texas Longhorns are facing a significant injury setback as senior left tackle Trevor Goosby will be sidelined for the rest of the 2026 season due to a knee injury. This news follows Texas' recent 34-27 victory over Ole Miss, which ended a two-game losing streak.

Goosby suffered the injury during the game and was later seen on the sidelines in street clothes and using crutches, indicating the severity of his condition. He was recognized as a top NFL prospect, ranked as the No. 8 pick in ESPN's latest mock draft.

His absence poses a challenge for quarterback Arch Manning, as Goosby was a crucial protector on the offensive line. Previously, Goosby had dealt with a bone bruise in August but managed to start the first seven games of the season. Texas, now 5-2 overall and 2-2 in SEC play, will look to senior backup Andre Cojoe to fill the gap as they prepare for their upcoming game against Mississippi State.