One of the most anticipated parts of the 2025 college football season, It’s Arch Manning’s turn to lead the Texas Longhorns at quarterback after waiting his turn over the last two seasons. The former five-star did impress in limited opportunities as a redshirt sophomore backing up Quinn Ewers, but there is a stark difference in the amount of weight on Manning’s shoulders as he prepares for his first season as the full-time starter while holding the highest NIL valuation in college sports ($6.8 million). ESPN’s Greg McElroy is bullish on the potential of the 6-foot-4, 212-pound passer. But given the amount of talent and experience among Manning’s supporting cast, the “biggest question mark” is the Longhorns’ new quarterback. “But when you look at Texas’ I guess, issues, there aren’t very many,” McElroy said on ESPN. “One of the biggest question marks is actually Arch himself. He’s never been a full-time starting quarterback. He’s never had to go against some of the best defenses that he’s going to see on a weRead More
Greg McElroy shares why Arch Manning is one of Texas’ biggest question marks
