Arch Manning Surprisingly Snubbed From Prestigious College Football Honor originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning has not been a full-time starter for his team yet, but was featured in a watch list for a particular award.

The Manning Award released its 2025 watch list list this week, and it includes some of the top names in college football such as Penn State's Drew Allar and LSU's Garrett Nussmeier. However, there was one notable quarterback missing: Arch Manning of the Texas Longhorns .

Tom Brady is known as the comeback king of all QBs, finishing his career with 55 fourth-quarter miracles. Right behind him, as perhaps the second most clutch QB of all time, is The Sheriff, Peyton Manning,

Manning now has the reins of the Longhorns' offense, but what do evaluators think of him entering the season -- and when could he enter the NFL draft?

No player will be under a bigger spotlight during the 2025 college football season than Texas quarterback Arch Manning, and SEC coaches know it.

Per an anonymous SEC coach, the hype around Texas quarterback Arch Manning has become 'impossible' to live up to.

Manning and Marvin Harrison Sr. formed one of the most successful signal-caller/wideout connections in NFL history during their decade together on the Colts. They linked up for 114 touchdowns, which is the most-ever by a QB/WR tandem. They were each exceptional talents on their own, but their on-field chemistry was absolutely magnificent.

Texas quarterback Arch Manning may draw heavy consideration as the No. 1 overall pick should he decide to enter the 2026 NFL draft, but that is reportedly far from a guarantee.

During his time suiting up for the Nets, Manning wore only jersey No. 22 and put up 3.4 points and 3.0 rebounds per game.