Texas quarterback Arch Manning isn't letting the success of his relatives affect his mindset and approach heading into the 2025 season. In an interview

Texas quarterback Arch Manning, the latest signal caller to hold the famous last name, said Thursday he doesn't deserve any attention yet:

The Texas Longhorns football team is entering a new era with highly anticipated quarterback Arch Manning, the nephew of Peyton and Eli Manning, taking the reins

In an interview with ESPN published Thursday, Manning touched on myriad topics ahead of his first season as Texas’ starting quarterback. The former five-star recruit was Quinn Ewers’ backup during the 2024 season and is set to be Texas’ No. 1 QB in 2025 with Ewers off to the NFL.

Texas quarterback Arch Manning is already expected to be the team's starter for the 2025 season, and he scored another win off the field. Manning announced

Despite his limited playing time over his two seasons with the Texas Longhorns, quarterback Arch Manning has already generated a lot of hype. While that praise may not yet be earned, the 19-year-old signal-caller comes from an undeniable pedigree of generations of NFL quarterbacks.

Manning understands the level of attention and scrutiny that comes with his family’s last name, but says he hasn’t done enough to earn his current stardom.

Quinn Ewers had some parting advice for Arch Manning as he departed the University of Texas to declare for the 2025 NFL Draft.

Texas football quarterback Arch Manning turned a lot of heads with a viral windmill dunk as the program enters a new era

During the transfer portal era, no one is patient, but Arch Manning chose to stay at Texas and be Quinn Ewers’ backup despite rampant speculation he should transfer and seek

Arch Manning is stepping into a massive spotlight at Texas. This latest comparison to a former SEC national champion is bound to garner mixed emotions.