Despite his limited playing time over his two seasons with the Texas Longhorns, quarterback Arch Manning has already generated a lot of hype. While that praise may not yet be earned, the 19-year-old signal-caller comes from an undeniable pedigree of generations of NFL quarterbacks.

Texas quarterback Arch Manning isn't letting the success of his relatives affect his mindset and approach heading into the 2025 season. In an interview

Texas quarterback Arch Manning, the latest signal caller to hold the famous last name, said Thursday he doesn't deserve any attention yet:

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.

Manning, the highly touted quarterback from the famed Manning family, said Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian played a key role in his decision. “Coach Sark just told me to be myself and be a leader and work hard, and it’ll all work out,” Manning said.

The Texas Longhorns will need the future starter to step up in big ways in order to have another historical season.

Arch Manning explained exactly what his motivation was after high school to attend Texas when he could've gone elsewhere.

Ahead of the 2025 season, Texas Longhorns QB Arch Manning sat down with ESPN's Marty Smith, detailing why he came to Texas and other aspects of his career, incl