Arch Manning is a beast you should fear. Keep no doubt about that. Steve Sarkisian and his Texas Longhorns are going to the SEC championship game after a lot of chaos throughout the season. Coach Sark tried both Quinn Ewers and Arch Manning this year. The Kyle field looked pumped up when Manning caught everyone off guard with an impressive 15-yard rushing touchdown on the fourth down in their game against A&M. This is what we call some peak athleticism. Texas stood out in the college football station, but the end of another edition of boiling rivalry between the Longhorns and Aggies brought out some solid predictions for the 19-year-old junior.

It’s not just any other regular QB putting on their standard performance on the gridiron. The rivalry was personal and intense, and so was Manning’s sheer aggression. His skill, unfathomable calm demeanor throughout the game, and sudden face change after the scoreboard shined set the internet on fire. It rekindled the ever-green comparison between Arch and his other legendary family members, including his uncles, Peyton and Eli, father, Copper Manning, and grandfather, Archie Manning.

Of course, it’s visible in his aura that he’s already shaping up to be the best Manning out there, outshining his forefathers. But his bad boy expression while celebrating with his boys after a staggering touchdown brought back the Manning face, a part of their culture. And when skill meets culture, national analyst Cory Mose declares, ‘‘A Manning with this much culture is dangerous”. Other SEC programs, protect your card! Arch Manning takes over in some years.

With Quinn Ewers possibly looking to greener pastures in the pros, there is no question that the future of the Longhorns belongs to Arch Manning, as he has many years left in his college career and has gathered a lot of experience from behind.

Carrying the Manning genes is just a brownie point that demands many more big plays from the youngest gem and puts a solid argument in giving him a more serious role in the team. But is he a lock for the Longhorns till the next year in the tumultuous NFL jump rumor?

Arch Manning doesn’t want to rush his NFL move

Ever since the kid stepped onto the field, fans and veterans started to consider him as the next NFL biggie. Well, of course, it’s his blueblood family that set the initial hype, but it’s Manning’s individuality and his ability to excel at every small chance that kept him relevant in the debate to date. The Internet has flooded with the idea of Arch jumping ship to any NFL suitors for a staggering 2025 as he is still playing an occasional signal caller’s role under Steve Sarkisian.

Former NFL veteran Victor Cruz already sees him as an ideal fit for the New York Giants; the youngest Manning is seemingly taking it slow. He’s reportedly heart and soul committed to grow as a Longhorn first before rising to the pro football.,”

The secret behind this maturity of the “fastest Manning in history” is, again, his family. As analyst Pat McAfee revealed, ” The family insists there’s no urgency to shake things up. Arch is dedicated to staying at Texas, working under Quinn Ewers, and developing as a player before any NFL talk even begins.”

It will be fun to see Arch Manning becoming a legit problem in the next few years.