His grandfather, Archie Manning, has publicly stated that Arch will be returning to Texas for the 2026 season. Many analysts now project him as a top prospect for the 2027 NFL Draft, following the family precedent of his uncles, Peyton and Eli, who also played four years of college football.

Pro Football Hall of Famer Brett Favre offered his analysis of Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning during his first podcast episode.

On "SEC Nation," Heisman Trophy winner Tim Tebow expressed his admiration for how Manning has effectively overcome his early-season struggles. "I love the way that he's played the last few weeks," Tebow said. "With toughness, resilience, and also being his best in the biggest rivalry game they play the entire year."

Tom Brady knows being a young athlete in today's media landscape means being more prone to scrutiny. That is the case for Texas quarterback Arch Manning, who has been in the spotlight throughout his amateur football career.

Archie Manning says he believes that his son Peyton Manning never took HGH, lambasting an Al-Jazeera America report that linked the Denver Broncos quarterback to performance-enhancing substances delivered to his wife while he was recovering from neck ...

As the 2025 college football season approached, the Texas Longhorns emerged as the media's favorite. For the first time in program history, Texas was ranked No. 1 in the AP poll during the preseason.

Before he even took a single snap in college, Texas football quarterback Arch Manning was thrust into the spotlight. It's a glare he should be familiar with by now, due in large part to his status as a quarterback at a premier college football program ...

Manning is the grandson of legendary college football quarterback Archie Manning and the nephew of NFL greats Peyton and Eli Manning. He was ranked as the No. 1 player in the 2023 recruiting class and is considered one of the highest-ranked players of all time.

The Manning Award , sponsored by the Allstate Sugar Bowl , announced 22 additions to its 2025 Watch List on Thursday with UConn's Joe Fagnano

Peyton Manning revealed on the ManningCast that he got a nasty ailment from Eli Manning when they filmed an iconic ESPN commercial years ago. Years ago, ESPN aired a commercial with Peyton and Eli Manning, who were attacking each other behind their father Archie Manning ‘s back.