Despite being the lesser known Manning brother, Cooper Manning has his own story with football. A top receiver for his quarterback brother Peyton at Isidore New

Arch Manning was born into football aristocracy but doesn’t seek the limelight — it just follows him wherever he goes. But it isn’t simply his surname that has people talking. On Friday, Jan. 31, a video of the Texas Longhorns quarterback showcasing his high vertical jump and basketball skills left fans in awe,

The Manning family is known as a factory for great football talents and minds, especially at the quarterback spot, but it takes time for them to rise into stardom. Arch Manning may be getting all these NIL deals and fame but his father posits that the real challenge has yet to come.

The Arch Manning era at Texas is set to begin this fall, but Cooper Manning knows it won't be without it's ups and downs

GQ's new celebrity profile of Arch Manning highlights his personal life, diet, guilty pleasures and superstitions.

Although fans seemingly have grown tired of all of the player movement, an overwhelming amount wanted Manning to transfer before the 2024 season. He chose to stick it out, which his father, Cooper Manning, revealed on the "Dan Patrick Show" ahead of Super Bowl LIX, felt was a necessary lesson.

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.

The Arch Manning hype train is rumbling down the tracks, and Xavier Worthy is the conductor. Ahead of Manning's first year as Texas' starting quarterback, Worthy -- a former Longhorns standout and current rookie wide receiver with the Kansas City Chiefs -- made a bold prediction for Manning.