The nephew of famed NFL quarterbacks Peyton and Eli Manning has been under college football’s biggest microscope this season.

During the Texas Longhorns' Week 9 overtime victory over the Mississippi State Bulldogs, quarterback Arch Manning was forced to exit the game after suffering a hard hit to the head. Manning and the Longhorns' offense exploded in the fourth quarter,

Arch Manning was the favorite to win the Heisman Trophy when he entered his first full season as the starting quarterback at Texas, but the year has not gone as hoped for him.

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 ha

Manning has not performed well lately, leading ESPN's Kirk Herbstreit to state on the "Dan Patrick Show" that this could be beneficial for the young quarterback.

Tennessee Vols legend Peyton Manning was asked this past summer who he'll root for if his nephew, Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning, ever plays the Volunteers. “I haven’t gotten that far,” said Peyton to The Sporting News’ Bill Bender.

The SEC continues to be the focus of the college football world heading into Week 10, as nine teams in the league have two losses or fewer entering the stretch run of the 2025 season. Texas A&M is the lone undefeated team but Alabama is unbeaten in conference play while four other teams have only one SEC loss.

The Longhorns have dropped to No. 20 in the rankings after narrowly avoiding defeat in back-to-back overtime games against the Kentucky Wildcats and the Mississippi State Bulldogs, who are regarded as the two weakest teams in the SEC, according to ESPN’s Football Power Index.