OT: Arch Manning

[tom1944]

Looks like the real deal.

The passes I have seen him throw indicate he can make all the throws

 

[ashokan]

No substitute for a kid growing-up with coach relatives (Mahomes style shows baseball skills like those underhand tosses you see short-stops make)

 

[Rutgers Chris]

He seems like the real deal. I was more impressed with his running, didn’t think a Manning could move like that

 

[tom1944]

No substitute for a kid growing-up with coach relatives (Mahomes style shows baseball skills like those underhand tosses you see short-stops make)

Looks like he is well grounded. He handled not starting without complaint or immediately leaving. When given the opportunity he performed at a high level.

With what I see if an NFL team has an opportunity to get him, they would be foolish to pass on selecting him.

 

[tom1944]

He seems like the real deal. I was more impressed with his running, didn’t think a Manning could move like that

Can see why dad played wide receiver.

 

[ashokan]

He seems like the real deal. I was more impressed with his running, didn’t think a Manning could move like that

They say Arch Sr (dad of Eli) was very mobile and that the ability skipped a generation lol

 

[tom1944]

They say Arch Sr (dad of Eli) was very mobile and that the ability skipped a generation lol

I always thought Peyton and Eli ran like their mother but threw like their father.

 

[WhiteBus]

Can see why dad played wide receiver.

Bad joke!

 

[RUGuitarMan1]

Archie Manning was a dual threat QB before it was called that. Had the unfortunate luck to be drafted by his home town New Orleans Saints which were hideously run for 10+ years during his time. A true waste of talent. He was a great QB at Miss. in the early 70s.

 

[mdk02]

Archie Manning was a dual threat QB before it was called that. Had the unfortunate luck to be drafted by his home town New Orleans Saints which were hideously run for 10+ years during his time. A true waste of talent. He was a great QB at Miss. in the early 70s.

Kind of explains his involvement in his two sons draft process.

 

[Graduatedayear2early]

with the 1st pick of 2026 draft...The NY Giants select Arch Manning by way of trade as he won't play for the Carolina Panthers

 

[NBKnight]

Bad joke!

How is a bad joke? Cooper was a WR, before having to stop playing when he was diagnosed with spinal stenosis.

 

[WhiteBus]

How is a bad joke? Cooper was a WR, before having to stop playing when he was diagnosed with spinal stenosis.

Your post was a statement that he wasn't good enough to be a QB. Cooper could have played anything. Agree sadly he had to stop playing. By far the funniest guy in a family of funny folks

 

[rurichdog]

He seems like the real deal. I was more impressed with his running, didn’t think a Manning could move like that

It must skip a generation

 

[RUforJERSEY]

Kind of explains his involvement in his two sons draft process.

He might get involved again to keep his grandson off the Giants.

 

[NBKnight]

Your post was a statement that he wasn't good enough to be a QB. Cooper could have played anything. Agree sadly he had to stop playing. By far the funniest guy in a family of funny folks

That was not my post, but I think you misread his intent.

 

[mdk02]

He might get involved again to keep his grandson off the Giants.

Ironic given he was fine with Eli going to the Giants.

 

[RUforJERSEY]

Ironic given he was fine with Eli going to the Giants.

Those Giants are very distant relatives to the current bunch.

 

[Roy_Faulker]

Does Ewers get his job back at this point?

 

[tom1944]

Does Ewers get his job back at this point?

This is where it is important for a coach to be able to read his team.

 

[Roy_Faulker]

This is where it is important for a coach to be able to read his team.

Agreed - will be interesting as QE was a heisman favorite at the beginning of the season - hell he’s a front and center NIL athlete on NCAA 25.