Arch Manning quickly endeared himself to fans of the Texas Longhorns in 2024 as the former top recruit tallied seven total touchdowns in a pair of early-season wins. However, one summer prior, Manning earned the love of his teammates.

The former No. 1 overall recruit (2023) is the grandson of New Orleans Saints legend Archie Manning, and nephew of Super Bowl -winning quarterbacks Peyton and Eli Manning. Although the noise around him and Manning grew louder by the day, Ewers was still able to push through and deliver.

As Arch Manning prepares to take hold of the Texas football offense for the 2025 season, the talking heads are producing enough hot air to power a fleet of hot air balloons for generations to come.

Arch Manning has narrated a new hype video for the Texas Football program, officially becoming the face of the Longhorns.

ESPN analyst Greg McElroy said on his Always College Football podcast this week that it highly likely that Texas will return to the College Football Playoff next season. The Longhorns are of course coming off their second-straight trip to the CFP semifinals, where they fell to eventual national champion Ohio State.

While the Texas offense will remain the same, the way in which it is called will look different with Arch Manning under center.

Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian dropped the least explosive bombshell in the history of college football on Thursday. Arch Manning, the former No. 1

As part of his NIL deal with Red Bull, Arch Manning has been having fun doing stunts like seeing how far he can throw a marshmallow.

Helm believes strongly in Manning in large part because the popular quarterback is "not what a lot of people expect him to be" off the field. "To be honest with you, I think he's going to live up to the hype,