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.

Arch Manning and Texas are the early favorites to emerge victorious in the College Football Playoff. According to DraftKings Sportsbook, Texas has the highest odds to win a national title at +550. Ohio State follows close behind at +600, while Penn State owns the third-best odds at +700.

The Minnesota Vikings took J.J. McCarthy with the 10th overall pick of the NFL Draft last year, so you would think that Arch Manning — or any of the quarterbacks set to be featured in the 2026 draft class — would not be on their radar.

Former Denver Broncos pass rusher Von Miller knows a little bit about chasing greatness. After all, he's been one of the most prolific sack-masters since he was drafted in 2011. But who does he believe is the greatest quarterback of all time? The answer may (or may not, depending on which side of the debate you're on!) surprise you.

The Manning family's NFL legacy is deep and rich, from patriarch Archie Manning playing 12 years for the New Orleans to his sons, Peyton and Eli, combining to collect five league MVP awards, three Super Bowl MVP nods and four Super Bowl rings.

"Daddy's on me." Arch Manning's recruitment got so intense that, per @SethWickersham, an Alabama assistant said he "hoped [Steve Sarkisian] can stay sober" on a Zoom call with Arch, Cooper, and Arch's high-school coach. With "Daddy" being Nick Saban. pic.twitter.com/Y4KwbqYwae

Arch Manning may or may not turn pro after 2025. Either way, he's already sat in on a pre-draft meeting with New Orleans Saints scouts and coaches:

Peyton Manning is making sure his alma mater looks good this season when players are listening to pregame music.