GOOD NEWS – Arch Manning Sends Three-Word Message to Texas All-American

GOOD NEWS – Arch Manning Sends Three-Word Message to Texas All-American

Arch Manning has taken over the reins as the Texas Longhorns’ leader, following quarterback Quinn Ewers’ decision to enter the upcoming NFL Draft.

Texas is fresh off a College Football Playoff appearance, capping off the season with a 13-3 record and a 7-1 mark in SEC play, their first season in the conference.

After Manning sat behind Ewers for two years and learned the Texas offense, he’ll be handed the keys to the revived program.

Manning will be accompanied by a couple of All-American talents next season, including safety Michael Taaffe.

On Tuesday, Taaffe celebrated his 22nd birthday and Manning sent the All-American a note on social media. “Happy bday 16,” Manning said.

Arch Manning, Instagram Arch Manning, Instagram Arch Manning, Instagram Taaffe has been an integral part of Texas’ success since head coach Steve Sarkisian took over the program. He’s been a contributor for the Longhorns since 2022.

The Texas native originally walked onto the Longhorns’ roster. He then carved out a role in the rotation and took it a step further in 2024, being named an All-American after posting one forced fumble, two interceptions, two sacks and 78 tackles.

Texas Longhorns QB Arch Manning. Jerome Miron-Imagn Images Jerome Miron-Imagn Images Manning is headed into his third season with the program.

During the 2024 season, the former No. 1 overall recruit posted nine touchdowns and 939 yards with a 67.8 completion percentage