🚨 Arch Manning makes Texas Longhorns debut with TD-scoring drive | ESPN College Football

See highlights as true freshman QB Arch Manning makes his highly anticipated debut for the Texas Longhorns as Texas took down Texas Tech, 57-7.
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[@kirk4086]

I've seen his Grandfather play...I've saw his Uncle's play...I'm 67, with any luck, I'll see 3 generations of The Mannings family throw a football! God, I love this game!

[@wildestcowboy2668]

😂

[@DB-qc9br]

You watched 2 play actual football. This is basically 2-hand touch garbage. Remnants of the true sport.

[@JulienStJames]

wow

[@pmtcommenter393]

@@DB-qc9brretard

[@kensword73]

@@DB-qc9brholy soy old man wants to go back to watching CTE ball

[@ajlucky0076]

A Manning with wheels is a scary sight. The amount of pressure that is on him to be good must be tough to deal with. Hoping he has a good career

[@JonHop1]

Peyton had wheels too..first 5-6 years Peyton could move, but he lost his wheels pretty quickly

[@majesticw7668]

​@JonHop1 The dad had wheels, he stayed on the run and never had a line. Go back and watch those old clips, Father manning wasn't slow at all.

[@bro_1337]

Yep, he's Cooper's son, and I remember hearing Peyton say Cooper was the best athlete out of the 3 brothers. Cooper played WR in high school and was a highly rated prospect, but had to end his career just before his freshman season due to a medical issue.

[@majesticw7668]

@@bro_1337 your correct there but I was actually referring to Archie manning the Grandfather, I should've been more clear. Watch some of his old highlights and tell me what you think. The Grandfather had wheels in his day.

[@NAT-turners-Revenge]

@@JonHop1 He never could run very fluidly lol

[@gmchuge__7098]

I’m really rooting for this kid. Crazy name to live up to, but he seems humble and poised. Thats a great starting foundation. Good luck Arch!

[@barrywatts875]

The first time I saw Eli play at Ole Miss, he was a redshift freshman. Ole Miss was losing to Michigan, I think, in the Motor City Bowl. Coach Tommy Tuberville put Eli Manning in and he almost won that game, he just ran out of time. I knew then, the magic of the Manning's.

[@gmchuge__7098]

@@barrywatts875 some guys you can just tell right away. Arch had a cannon on one of his throws and he just looks comfortable. Hoping he keeps it up and we get a bunch more years of watching

[@cheejudo]

he sucks

[@josecastillo-lj7no]

A Manning that can scramble, scary sight

[@user-ks8pf5yk4m]

Archie Manning could scramble like a beast back in the 70s and early-80s. Might have been a hall of famer if he hadn't been stuck on perhaps the worst team in the Super Bowl era.

[@theoriginaldashriprock]

He's already better than Quinn at that.

[@stephenmartin6430]

I grew up in Nashville watching Peyton play for the Vols. I know it may be hard to believe, but Peyton was a solid scrambler in college. As a young qb, he was a much better athlete than people give him credit for! Eli was also a solid scrambler in college. Once in the NFL, both of them were smart enough to stay in the pocket! This kid looked good, and I hope he can sidestep the pressure and enjoy his time in college.

[@joecisneros2256]

@@stephenmartin6430yessir he was mobile enough

[@OUstillSUCKS]

lol i hope sark says : he arch just call whatever plays you want in huddle you got this bud. I seen your uncle Peyton call whatever play he wanted so you got this😂 I'm dreaming

[@hutchphilpot6870]

I’d love to see him carry on that lineage and be decent in the NFL. I’m sure Cooper would’ve gone to the league too, so it’s dope to see his son being successful and maybe get to live the NFL dream that was stolen away from his dad.

[@JDOGFTW]

he throws exactly like Peyton.

[@bigsmokey7843]

Saints will draft him

[@elijahwhite7901]

Facts man I grew up in indy when Peyton was our qb so i’ll always love the manning family

[@mkhanman12345]

@@elijahwhite7901 The Manning Dynasty

[@JohnDoe-sr5tx]

@@bigsmokey7843I hope so we need a qb bad

[@youreallthesame1594]

Omg. As a Colts fan, that "quiet down the crowd" and stance before receiving the snap was JUST like Peyton. I mean it was like seeing Peyton in a Texas uniform 😮

[@digidrum2003]

Yep....Colts fan from Houston Texas here.

[@Potatopatch]

He’s like Peyton but he can run lol

[@youreallthesame1594]

@@Potatopatch I mean, better than being like Eli 😂

[@TheMCJ2011]

@@youreallthesame1594 well obviously 😂

[@Darth_Arashi]

⁠@@PotatopatchPeyton chose not to run in the NFL but Peyton in college and in HS actually had wheels. 😂

[@AbbreviatedReviews]

He seems about as capable as you could ever hope a freshman QB could be.

[@Guruji_Josiah_Brahman]

Trevor Lawrence? 😂

[@georgejohnson8674]

Yep.

[@JayJay-he9bk]

Tua?

[@varsitytitan07]

Yep

[@yepdontcarebud]

Yeah honestly no. Didn't really show much here at all. Before anyone says it.. I'm a giants fan so needless to say I'm also a Manning cultist, rooting for this kid as hard as anyone. He still looks like a child out there, he's physically underdeveloped relative to his peers. On the mental side: first tuck and run he missed a wide open reciever, 2nd one he locked onto his first read for too long, and the final pass.. I mean anyone here could make that read/throw. Roll em out, cut the field in half, and there's a reciever squating at 5 yards which he pretty much lollipopped in there. Which after watching him in training camp, his arm strength is legitimately concerning. But virtually none of this necessarily means a thing, it's his first action (nerve levels have to be off the charts) at a level I honestly don't think he's ready for. But let's not act like he really did anything here. We've seen freshmen far more capable. But all that matters is 3 years down the road, and I hope he continues to grow. Football needs the Mannings. Cool to see them getting him some developmental reps though.

[@tumbooo]

His release looks fast asf

[@JoseHernandez-ov8dj]

That first throw I said sh!t that was a fast release

[@mkhanman12345]

@@JoseHernandez-ov8dj Same. Nice release.

[@gutenbird]

yep. Just like Peyton.

[@joecisneros2256]

Not a fast release but a quick one

[@hutchinson54]

I grew up watching Archie Manning as a kid. Watched both Eli and Peyton in their careers as well. I wish the best for Arch. ☺️

[@26michaeluk]

How good was Archie compared to his son's? He was well before my time.

[@jamesdannelly6760]

​@@26michaelukpeyton was the better passer of the trio. Archie was a scrambler who could throw. An intense gamer

[@26michaeluk]

@@jamesdannelly6760 awesome. Thank you for the answer.

[@barrywatts875]

I too grew up watching Archie Manning play. I was six years old when he almost beat Bama and Bear Bryant, on a Saturday night for Ole Miss. He broke his left arm and played for the Saints in a cast.

[@barrywatts875]

@@26michaeluk Archie Manning was the best running and throwing quarterback in SEC history until Johnny Manziel . The records prove it. Archie's record for total yards in a single game, stood for 40 plus years until Johnny Manziel broke it. In 1979-80 Archie Manning was the best quarterback in the NFL on a losing team.

[@NotForLongNFL]

What I liked was him sliding (with great form!) after his first scramble and seeing him keep his eyes down the field when forced out of the pocket. It shows how technically sound he is football-wise, given his family and all. Most 19-year-old QBs don’t show that much poise in their first appearance. It will be fun to watch him over the next 2-3 years

[@stonedmason614]

I completely agree he showed alot of poise but it's probably easier making your debut in a blowout win. I still think he's going to be great I just want to see him in a real battle.

[@axe2grind244]

First thing I noticed considering I watch Josh Allen refuse to do it for the past 6 years lol. I would have loved if Arch audibled out of that 4th and 5 and ran the ball considering they’re up by 100. Hopefully he looked at his HC and wondered what the f he is doing like his uncles would have.

[@joecisneros2256]

It’s all genetic bro can’t teach nor Coach that

[@JohnLee-jk5ew]

RG3 couldn’t slide in the league even after getting tips from Bryce Harper and the Nationals.

[@sodobson]

but will he play if Ewers is there? he's just a sophomore. someone will be hitting the portal. fact.

[@806sammyy]

the stadium was rocking when coach put him in, so glad to have been there!

[@johnmassaro2836]

Nice to see Arch getting some reps in finally!!!

[@Hay_den2005]

This year was mainly a development year let him learn the system let him learn from the coaches and the quarterbacks on the team he will be a terror when he starts next year over ewers

[@joecisneros2256]

I’m sure his dad n uncles told UT to sit him. They know what they’re doing bro lol

[@jackburton4892]

​@@joecisneros2256Yep he finished HS early. He's in Austin with coach Sark for a reason.

[@dc1397]

You could tell he was "think fast, run fast" on those QB scrambles.

[@ColinJ88]

Fast Arch

[@dc1397]

@@ColinJ88 that is hilarious

[@ambientexpanse]

Fast Chad

[@mickeysmith8644]

He got his grand daddy's legs. Watched Archie Manning scrambling for dear life back in the day. Good luck young buck. ❤

[@noaheadie503]

I was there and it’s true, the place was rocking all game long but it went to another level when everyone noticed Arch was in the game

[@AllAmericanOutlaw]

Cooper’s legs. Eli’s arm talent. Peyton’s IQ. The Family Is Back. I can’t wait to watch more of him. I’ll be watching when he takes over. Believe that

[@binxbolling]

More like Archie's legs. Archie was a scrambling quarterback.

[@AllAmericanOutlaw]

@@binxbolling Cooper was a WR. That’s why I said Cooper’s.

[@georgejohnson8674]

He needs a development coach But I will say this. He won’t leave Texas after hearing our fan base just cause an earthquake with his drive. Gave me goosebumps

[@joecisneros2256]

@@georgejohnson8674bro his uncles are literally the best he mentors he could possibly have

[@georgejohnson8674]

@@joecisneros2256 Great, I didn't say mentors.

[@randywilliams3297]

He's got the name and the skills. Hope he goes far.

[@radientproductions9799]

spoiler alert: HE WILL

[@barrywatts875]

You can tell he is a Manning, no negative plays, quick decision making, no hesitation. I almost cry because I know what is coming when he gets to start. I hope he can end up with the New Orleans Saints, where his grandfather made everyone go crazy.

[@Guruji_Josiah_Brahman]

No negative plays? Eli lead the league in interceptions I think multiple years 😂, why is everyone treating the mannings like the royal family

[@Docstantinople]

@@Guruji_Josiah_Brahmanthey have a great legacy in a football sense.

[@barrywatts875]

@@Guruji_Josiah_Brahman you never saw Eli play at Ole Miss? Eli has two Superbowl rings and two Superbowl MVPS against Tom Brady and Bill Belichick.

[@joemagarac405]

⁠​⁠@@Guruji_Josiah_BrahmanPeyton changed the position. As Belichick said of him, he was an OC at QB. No one had ever had to deal with a QB with that kind of football IQ before and the ability to process it so quickly. Arch’s decisiveness shows he has the same clock speed - Ewers’s big flaw is his relatively slow speed going through his progressions. Arch seems to have an M3 Max proc compared to the i5’s of the other QBs in the Texas lineup.

[@Blickymouse4]

@@Guruji_Josiah_Brahmanthey are jumping the gun because they’re hoping he’s something like his uncle ..They’ll turn on him eventually..They expect too much from him

[@jamjoe6314]

There's something special about seeing a Manning at QB. It's like the football gods saying, "Here, enjoy." 😅

[@B00gie2x]

He’s already better than Zach Wilson

[@txtitan20]

Chill 😂

[@kamduncan2472]

thats not saying much

[@josiahpierce5590]

​@kamduncan2472 that's an nfl QB on a horrible team wuit being dumb

[@gavinscottroyce]

I hope so

[@joshrobinson6785]

That terrible jets offensive line can make any qb play like zach wilson

[@robcarpenter1225]

As a Texas alum and Longhorn fan, I wept tears of joy seeing this young man come in and do so well. Hook ‘Em Arch!

[@easterlake]

Calm down, miss.

[@robcarpenter1225]

@@easterlakeyes daddy

[@garrett5974]

If he does well with his career and takes care of his body... he has all the possibility in the world to make an NFL franchise very happy. He has a long way to go and plenty of work to put in... but he's been surrounded by humble greats who have been great mentors no doubt. Best of luck Kid, if you get drafted by Minnesota we'd love it. Work hard and stay humble.

[@Zenigundam]

He was a fool to choose Texas over his other schools. He would have been a four year starter at UVA. At Texas, he'll ride the bench until he's a junior. Also, Texas is moving to the SEC so no more Mickey Mouse games against BYU, Baylor, Texas Tech, etc.

[@trailtreker7002]

@@Zenigundam UVA ....I dont see them in the top 100 Rankings .. :(

[@Chris-zg7ty]

@@Zenigundam UVA? lmao. This has to be a troll. Also, TX beats Bama last year if not for QB injury and then does beat Bama in their own house this year. Something all those vaunted SEC teams never seem to do. "Riding the bench" was always part of the plan because he is being developed. BTW, lifetime record between TX and Bama is 7-2-1. Both Bama wins against TX they knocked out the TX QB early in the game.

[@KyleAldinger]

@Zenigundam, exactly! No more Mickey Mouse games. He’ll have to go up against the likes of dreaded Vanderbilt, South Carolina, Arkansas, and Mississippi State.

[@bencaldwell7234]

​@KyleAldinger you forgot Kentucky and Florida is not showing many signs of improvement either

[@tcolgan12]

Looks very confident out there. He will have a great career.

[@jaythagod6633]

Been waiting for this moment

[@alohatraveler]

Man he looks just like his uncle's back there. Crazy how comfortable he looks and how much command he already has. And what a quick release! Looking forward to watching him develop under Sark. Texas is in pretty good shape going into the SEC

[@gregsutton2400]

did either of them ever scramble like that?

[@antoniomaximo8119]

​@@gregsutton2400Archie Manning did.

[@peace7998]

He looks nothing like his uncle's he's more elusive than his uncle's

[@seanbrown7881]

He went 2 for 5 passing... and a fumble... and all of Texas has an orgazim....

[@williebates3398]

​@@seanbrown7881jealous?

[@dantheman8152]

He can scramble!

[@Rich_iam]

Yeah, remember this is Cooper's son, not Peyton or Eli, and he was named after Archie, who wasn't slow either.

[@2MURPH]

Dangerous

[@tbonetone2121]

Cooper was the Manning God. Watch out NCAA...2/5

[@antoniomaximo8119]

Archie Manning did scramble.

[@maxamed4yare]

I like scramble eggs 🥚 🪺 😋 😂

[@mmmcertified9877]

The Omaha Kid looking like a natural out there 😂🔥

[@kamduncan2472]

really after a few plays you are already crownig him the 3rd string qb, smh

[@tyreek.6815]

@@kamduncan2472please tell the class where this person crowned him…

[@theoriginaldashriprock]

​@@kamduncan2472Arch is the third string qb.

[@jarredborden5575]

As a Tennessee fan, I love watching this man play QB. It’s going to be exciting next year. Might be a little bit of a Texas fan now 😆

[@matthewreynoso4972]

That pocket presence and IQ!

[@SmileyBoi21]

Even tho he scrambled for most of his start it's clear he has more mobility than his uncles 😂

[@staceywillis546]

Good too see building him for greatness

[@nostoneunturned7641]

To*

[@squidbuck9209]

@@nostoneunturned7641two*

[@tbonetone2121]

His stats tonight were unreal!😮

[@dragonsurge1]

He’s going to be great at LSU!

[@georgejohnson8674]

He’s got a couple years of training Then he’ll be great. He’s not leaving that’s for sure lol

[@TheAASAllAroundSports]

Nice to see Arch get some reps. If he’s anything like his uncles. We may have a superstar in the making

[@syloffire]

He's a Manning it's in his blood

[@JOEL00111]

​@@syloffirehe has the cripples blood, I wouldn't take a chance on him, might have the same defect later in life of some sorts. I rather wait for the other manning kids.

[@user-yx7qw9jt7j]

⁠@@JOEL00111 He’s got a slightly higher chance of developing it but it isn’t an inherited disorder and I guarantee they’re monitoring him closely, stupid to worry about it if the kid’s got the talent

[@jackwilson5152]

​@@JOEL00111 Peyton also had neck issues, needed 4 surgeries, it was not just Cooper. But it really didn't affect Peyton until his final year when he could barely throw anymore.

[@davidbarrientos3137]

Maaaannnnnnn. Perfection is never rushed .. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@1Ksheffi]

Crazy thing is that I saw both of Arch's uncles win two Superbowls each and Peyton going into the Hall of Fame... Time really does fly. Wishing the young man nothing but the best.

[@TheErockaustin]

Tell me about it. I remember watching the very end of his GRANDFATHER'S career, Archie Manning.

[@youreallthesame1594]

Hello, fellow old. 😂

[@joecisneros2256]

We getting old G that’s all lol

[@joecisneros2256]

@@youreallthesame1594how you doing 😂😂😂we’re just old now oh well

[@TheErockaustin]

😂😢@@joecisneros2256

[@JDOGFTW]

Legend has it that cooper was the more talented manning before injuries.

[@EddieTheHorrorAddict]

Yes sir. Been said by all of them

[@DerrickL23]

That’s def just them showing respect to their big brother … at the end of the day Cooper was no where near the recruit at Wide Receiver than Peyton was at QB … it’s not even close

[@dr.brycebanner5676]

They more so said he was the most athletic of them all including Archie and thats saying something cuz Archie was extremely athletic and mobile. Arch got his dad and grand-dads athleticism and his uncles QB talent! @@DerrickL23

[@tyreek.6815]

@@DerrickL23Eli was 3rd string tho…

[@derricktaylor863]

⁠@@DerrickL23he said talented there’s alot of people rated lower with more talented for a number of reasons WR are just more athletic in general so I could see that 100% cooper being more talented

[@GentTheGamer]

He looks to have great pocket awareness and goes through his progressions very well. Also, can we talk about that point of release timing when throwing? That’s scary fast, hes going to be unstoppable with the correct support.

[@haroldharwell7078]

Let's hope that this the start of a fantastic career, with the Longhorns.

[@buckyoung77]

A manning that’s mobile I like that.

[@TheUndertakerVII]

I just came from Colorado comment section from their game to manning and the energy is 180° what a crazy thing to see and feel.

[@leroyjenkins9519]

Bright future ahead for this young man.

[@Kai.L808]

Nice to see him play I hope Texas finds a way to keep him around

[@imanoldurango8213]

Depends. He probably won’t be there if he isn’t the starter his junior year.

[@JonHop1]

​@imanoldurango8213 would be a huge Mistake and probably the dumbest thing Texas would ever do, to not make sure Arch is thr clear #1 by his Junior year. Arch needs to ar least be the backup next year. The kid has everything. Size, arm, pocket awareness, speed, intelligence, fundamentals.. Got it all

[@filthysportscards]

I 100% agree with all what you said! Been following this kid since HS and the foundation that his uncle and grandfather taught him he will be Manning 3.0 the best version @@JonHop1

[@michaelharkins4645]

USC is calling.

[@hendrikdalnoot2821]

@@JonHop1he has to earn it

[@bubbakemp5817]

Arch is going to be a STUD! I'm so excited for this current season and definitely for our future! Man, it's a great feeling! HOOK'EM! 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@aulebb1968]

I've been waiting 3 years to see Arch play college football. He will be one of the great QB's in NFL history, just like Eli & Peyton.

[@always.entertaining.people1396]

Or not

[@mike-ld4mx]

Eli is nowhere near a great .. Peyton is tho

[@georgepaulthagoat5311]

​@@mike-ld4mxbut Eli beat the goat twice. Something nobody else can say. I agree he's not elite but he was decent

[@sneakyninja0866]

@@mike-ld4mxEli is a great tf u talking about. greatest qb to ever play in Ny and the official goat stopper dude is in the legacy books. And one of the most clutch qbs ever!

[@23aup73]

​@@mike-ld4mxeli is a Hof with 2 superbowl wins

[@user-cz7ge4ed3i]

Arch is alot faster then people realize he's a mixture of his pawpaw and Peyton

[@javiswalker7728]

He actually showed how smart he is with the ball. Impressed

[@DwightFilms]

love to see this. From his debut, we know he can scramble better than his uncles 😂

[@jonncockrell3606]

But his grampa could scramble!

[@TomHughes-pz7ug]

This will be fun to watch his time in college. As a football fan this is a blessing.

[@gregoryaikens2832]

Could b a glimpse into greatness! 🏈 He's got the genes! Go Arch👏

[@caytonhopson3200]

A lot of people think hes overrated because hes a manning but i dont know i just think its fun to watch how mobile he is and to see him in hs and then how he committed he didnt make it a big deal either he does seem very humble.

[@bricemorgan6952]

From a Hogs fan, Texas better make it in😂❤️😭🤘🏽they deserve it. They actually fought all year

[@brucecaldwell6701]

Once he gets a few quarters of game time behind him, I thinks he's going to be just fine. We saw glimpses of his talent with more to come. Can't wait.

[@smoothpants]

That pass to Cook?? I jumped out of my chair!!

[@ejslemp5342]

It pisses me off that people are saying he needs to transfer. He’s a true freshman backing up one of the best QBs in the country, what happened to learning,paying your dues and sticking it out? Now apparently if you’re not the starting QB during the spring before your true freshman season, you would transfer

[@Swazified]

Sorry but Ewers is not one of the best

[@leo29hornsfan]

It doesn’t matter what people say because he ain’t going anywhere.

[@13kimosabi13]

@@Swazified Ewers has been the best QB in CFB the past 2 seasons => wake up !

[@DaWorldIzYourzz]

He needs to transfer

[@2jjordan124]

Didn’t Ewers already say he’s coming back next season which means in Arch’s sophomore season he’ll still be a backup! He won’t get to start until his junior year if he stays with the longhorns…he should transfer

[@TheRealHBK4]

Uncles be working that boy out

[@TheKindredblades]

Rooting for this kid!!! Go Arch!!

[@graffitifreighttrains1076]

Great things await this young man. 🤘

[@stephenmartin6430]

As a college qb, Peyton used to be a solid scrambler. Once he got to the NFL, he was smart enough to stay in the pocket. When Peyton was young, he was a much better athlete than people gave him credit for. Arch looks like a much more athletic version of Peyton and Eli. Arch's father was also a college football player. I think he was a wr, but suffered a career ending neck injury. Kid looked great in limited action!

[@ruthbrower8152]

Technically, Cooper didn’t suffer a career ending neck injury. He suffered a neck injury that prompted further up at the Mayo Clinic. That work up showed that he had a congenital neck deformity called spinal stenosis. They told him that if he continued playing football, he would likely be paralyzed.

[@Publicenemy85]

Good point. I do remember Peyton’s Tennessee years, and yes like you said his scrambling game was decent. He adjusted his game when he went pro. Smart thing to do when you consider that scrambling QB’s don’t typically last very long (RG3, Vince Young) in the NFL.

[@Frenchfry_McFlurry]

Such a close game!

[@Obviouseaintit123]

Throws a 10 yd pass. Announcers: Look at the arm talent!!! 😂

[@anthonyjames4319]

Geez he is quick.

[@Dsr-ge3io]

Fun times in Austin Texas 🤘 HOOK EM HORNS

[@Zenfye]

It’s looking like arch is on the right path . He’ll be leading a top sec team in a couple years he’s got all the right cards to be another great quarterback in the nfl and fill those giant shoes his uncles set for him

[@trishferrier1525]

He did a great job and I am really cheering for him to excel. It is nice to see a young man that is not only talented but humble.

[@AGoodVibe]

Cool moment for sure. A lot of folks have been waiting for him to play

[@michael1190]

The way he jogs back to the huddle looks just like Peyton. Did anyone else see that?

[@hottakes2633]

His drop back looks exactly like Peyton’s lol.

[@samueloro7871]

The most athletic Manning yet!!! Can't wait to see more of this kid👍

[@fbistatmajor5918]

The Manning family has given me a lot of happy memories watching football with my dad. I can't wait to enjoy the newest manning make memories with my children and I as life goes on

[@khalfanikeme]

He looks like a champion already handles plays with no pressure and is a factor. Arm talent foot work looks like a smart leader. Looks humble like Eli and Peyton. Makes me feel already that his competitiveness would make burrow and Lawrence step there's up. If I'm Dallas or the Saints I'm setting it up for a chance to get him.

[@kamduncan2472]

really after a little playing your crowning him,, man people like are dumb

[@freddrickvonwolfgang6044]

Lol my guy calm down... Bro threw the ball like 2 times haha.. yeah he did some great things but chill.. you're doing to much

[@inspectah_ant]

He’s definitely a humble kid to go to a school where he’s sitting on the bench because have a QB when he could of easily went to a school where he could play right away tells me all I need to know about this kid and I think he’ll be just as good as his uncles

[@JKJK-lw8rm]

The glazing is strong with this one 😂

[@Willp03]

The cowboys won’t get rid of dak but i can see the saints going after him

[@cookieeveryday]

Wow, just give him the Heisman now and five Super Bowl rings. Crazy he lead Texas to a touchdown against Texas Tech. You might as well postpone the season and Crown Texas the national champions.

[@user-bd3zy6wo7l]

He hasn't played enough to get the Heisman, but if he starts the bowl game next week he has a chance if he wins it and is lights out. They're not called Superbowls. They are national championship. .I think arch will win 4 and a few Heismans

[@cookieeveryday]

@@user-bd3zy6wo7l sarcasm brother sarcasm

[@LaYungFlock]

His composure man.

[@TheeMelloMan]

Love the energy

[@michaelknight5090]

Arch Manning got skills.❤️👍👍👍

[@chaptervixo]

This what i been waiting for ! The arch man!

[@modernprofessionals9512]

Impressed more with the running ability than the throwing.

[@westbatter5866]

I was on the field over by the endzone when he came on it was cool.

[@lkgrave4959]

A Manning making his college debut wearing #16 in an orange jersey. That really takes me back.

[@USD_Bug]

For some reason I like that Peyton got him to not pat the ball before his release, Its cool to see that he listens, its such a natural thing for QBs to do but Peyton thought it wasted time. Its funny to see Arch does the same thing. Caleb, Shedeur etc all those guys pat it first & then throw. It does not make him better or worse its JUST cool to see. Even TB12 patted the ball before throwing so both ways obviously works.

[@Mr_Jish]

Gotta keep that quick release somehow even quicker! I love this though, I knew there was something more "pure" (for lack of a better word) about his form but couldn't precisely put my finger on it. Now I realize it's exactly what you described

[@DeepDimpleDemon]

Didn't realize until you said it. That is pretty cool

[@kobewilliams4149]

Hes just a year younger than me, im glad to know ill get older watching this guys amazing career grow!!

[@rigobertogonzalez2503]

Un apeido con un enorme prestigio que llevo a lo mas alto el sr.payton,recuerdo esos clasicos contra brady,me encantaba como jugaba payton y el liderazgo que tenia,gracias por el espectaculo que nos regalaste payton y que continue el linaje "OMAHAAA"🔥🔥

[@samrester6254]

Nice quick release and very decisive when it's time to bail and use his feet. No indecision, there. Nice to see on a true freshman, in a D-1 game, in front of over 100k people.

[@jazzmaan707]

He does have that quick release, which reminded me of Joe Namath, who didn't have to wind up to throw it hard or down the field. And he does run better than his uncles and grandpa.🤘🤘

[@aaralynhall]

Felt like watching Chris Collinsworth talk about mahomes 😂

[@Sportshotrumorsdebates]

As a person who rooted for the mannings I will be doing the same with this kid. Classy family.

[@arribalospumas1995]

Tiene una presión enormeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!! EL muchacho tiene talento!

[@rasewprod]

QB Royalty

[@MCloud-vf6xl]

That was nice!!! Just let him compete for the job!!!

[@cetaceabryant3346]

He did the the famous manning jog at the end of one of the plays 😂 gotta love it

[@Uncle_Fob808]

Looking forward to see him play a full game

[@broncosstampede494]

THE LEGEND CONTINUES

[@TopWorldTalentHD]

I have been waiting so impatiently to see him play college football. I met Archie at my college some years ago and got his autograph...I've been a fan of the whole family ever since.

[@fredosantana7019]

I really hope to see manning do some great things in his career 🙏🏾

[@charlesshankle3178]

He had a good command of the offense. He didn't force anything. He slid/ went OB when he had to. Things are looking bright

[@jimmynomadd9405]

A Star is Born✨

[@romellehoward9730]

a mobile manning is not what the league only wants but also needs

[@reginaldbyrd612]

Great job, this waited his trun you can tell he will be ready, he truly earned his time keep up the good work stay focused, you have a great coach Texas get ready

[@vonteugly9354]

Manning to Cook! That’s going to be a deadly duo!

[@IndyGuy65]

Great to see Arch Manning get to play last night. I think he is going to make a big difference for Texas in the SEC!

[@DaWorldIzYourzz]

He isn’t staying at Texas

[@jackwilson5152]

​@@DaWorldIzYourzz his family said he is happy at Texas. He literally chose Texas while being aware that he won't start for 2 years.

[@FlyingRabbitt]

@@jackwilson5152lol he is being recruited for Ohio state as of now

[@Trapworld-ys3jv]

Go horns

[@jordan12118]

This kid is gonna be amazing

[@boombro4705]

Hahaha Arch is like “guys chill chill I can’t hear” haha