The Arch Manning era at Texas is underway, and the star quarterback is making big moves in the offseason. The former five-star recruit announced a NIL partnersh

Manning was an NIL behemoth before he ever stepped foot on a college campus. But with the starting job his in 2025, his marketability is set to hit the stratosphere: According to On3's NIL Valuation,

In an interview with ESPN published Thursday, Manning touched on myriad topics ahead of his first season as Texas’ starting quarterback. The former five-star recruit was Quinn Ewers’ backup during the 2024 season and is set to be Texas’ No. 1 QB in 2025 with Ewers off to the NFL.

Texas' season ended with a loss to the Ohio State Buckeyes in the semifinals of the College Football Playoff. Following the season, Texas quarterback Arch Manning spoke with ESPN's Marty Smith, revealing his thoughts on the current state of the Longhorns.

Despite only having four touchdowns under his belt over his first two seasons with the Texas Longhorns, Arch Manning is one of the biggest names in college football. As one of the most promising NFL Draft prospects in 2026,

Archie Manning, the NFL Hall of Famer and grandfather of Arch Manning, had said his grandson wouldn't sign any NIL deal until he became a starting QB.

Cam Ward and Shedeur Sanders have remained at the center of conversation for the 2025 NFL Draft, largely due to their status as the top two quarterback prospects. Both are expected to be first-round picks,

The Dallas Cowboys and Jerry Jones' decision to replace Mike McCarthy by ostensibly promoting offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer to be a first-time NFL

We all love to make it seem like we don't care about the money when we really do, and Arch Manning is just like the rest of us.

Arch, however, is exactly the opposite. He’s easy-going and quick to laugh. When we ask him to react to a tweet (or whatever we’re calling X posts now) calling him a nepo baby, he stuns me when he says he’s never heard the term before. When it’s defined to him, Arch shrugs and says, “I mean, that’s fair.”

Dan Morrison of On3 Sports notes that there are not yet any details available regarding the specifics of the deal, but Manning already had over a $2 million edge over Duke freshman forward Cooper Flagg, whose NIL valuation is $4.3 million.