There’s so much speculation about Texas quarterback Arch Manning’s future, in the media and even within his own family, that it can be hard for him to keep up.

After what was generally considered a weak year at the position, the 2026 NFL draft is shaping up to be a quarterback bonanza.

Arch Manning and Julian Sayin can make an important statement against each other that has nothing to do with the Heisman Trophy.

ESPN's Field Yates has released his 2026 Early NFL Mock Draft, and the Texas quarterback is in the prime spot.

The Texas Longhorns landed six players in a recent ESPN ranking of the top 100 players in college football for the 2025 season.

If anyone can understand the heft of being a Manning, it’s Arch’s siblings — fiercely loyal, wickedly funny and always there to support him.

Earlier this month, Archie Manning — the patriarch of the Manning family — made headlines when he said in an interview with Texas Monthly that his grandson, Arch, would stay at Texas through the 2026 collegiate season. But now Arch himself has disputed that notion in his Tuesday press conference.

Arch Manning gets advice from his grandfather to "get down and get out of bounds" at the end of every phone call, and will look to apply that advice when

Texas quarterback Arch Manning disagreed with his grandfather Archie's assessment about his chances of entering the 2026 NFL draft.

Texas football quarterback Archie Manning pushed back on his grandfather Archie Manning's comments last month about his future at Texas and NFL draft:

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