Arch Manning ......a Colts Rookie QB in 2027 ???

[Dam8610]

Originally Posted by Colts And Orioles

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Manning didn't even enter the game until the 2nd quarter ...... and in 3/4 of a game, he had 5 TD's (4 TD passes 1 TD rushing.)



Arch Manning Dominant in Relief of Injured Texas QB Quinn Ewers

(By Max Olson)

https://www.espn.com/college-footbal...-ruled-vs-utsa

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He's the #1 pick whatever year he comes out. No way the Colts get him.

[HoosierinFL]

Originally Posted by Dam8610

He's the #1 pick whatever year he comes out. No way the Colts get him.

The way things have gone with this team, I wouldn't be so sure!

[ChoppedWood]

Originally Posted by HoosierinFL

The way things have gone with this team, I wouldn't be so sure!

Oh with Ballard, all bad things are possible! Sadly, we could be in the position to have the # 1 overall - and Ballard would still be here (gotta have some leaked pics of the Irsay girls or something at this point...)

Even more sad is he wouldn't select him, he would go with that years 6'6" 280 safety that runs a 4.2 but has averaged 3 tackles a year and .5 passes defended over his 4 years at San Jose State Technical College of Mechanical Arts. Kid can't play, but boy his measurables are off the charts and he was 4th in line to be the team captain to boot!

[Colts And Orioles]

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Marshall Manning ...... Peyton's 13-year old son ...... throwing darts at the Pro Bowl.


https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=2347396908965082




Peyton Manning's Son Hits Ja'Marr Chase in the End Zone at the Pro Bowl Games

(By Scott Hoerner)

https://www.indystar.com/story/sport...e/78161954007/

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[Racehorse]

I heard a comment recently about Arch, which said the Mannings do not graduate early to chase the money. They stat in college and get a degree. I wonder if Arch is cut from the same mold.

[IndyNorm]

Originally Posted by Racehorse

I heard a comment recently about Arch, which said the Mannings do not graduate early to chase the money. They stat in college and get a degree. I wonder if Arch is cut from the same mold.

Right. They didn't need the money, so Peyton and Eli stayed in college and exhausted their eligibility. I wouldn't be surprised if Arch does the same (especially now w/ NIL and program sharing), which would mean he wouldn't enter the draft until 2028 since he redshirted his freshman year.