The Arch Manning era at Texas is set to begin this fall, but Cooper Manning knows it won't be without it's ups and downs

While the hype continues to build around Arch Manning as he prepares for his first season as the Texas Longhorns' starting quarterback. His dad, Cooper Manning,

He went to Texas knowing Ewers was the guy and even stayed after Ewers decided to return for the 2024 season. In a recent interview with ESPN's Marty Smith, Manning revealed why he wanted to be the Longhorns' quarterback so badly.

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With Quinn Ewers's declaration for the NFL Draft and the Texas Longhorns having already kicked off winter workouts, the Arch Manning era is fully underway. And

Manning, the highly touted quarterback from the famed Manning family, said Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian played a key role in his decision. “Coach Sark just told me to be myself and be a leader and work hard, and it’ll all work out,” Manning said.

Manning understands the level of attention and scrutiny that comes with his family’s last name, but says he hasn’t done enough to earn his current stardom.

Arch Manning's dad Cooper joined the Dan Patrick Show to talk about how he parented the Texas football QB in the NIL era.

It's Arch Manning's show in Austin now that Quinn Ewers is moving on to the NFL. But his dad, Cooper, thinks that sitting behind the upperclassman these past two years should only bode well for his son's future.

Cooper Manning is keeping it real when it comes to his expectations for son Arch at Texas next season. Arch Manning is expected to take over the starting quarterback job for coach Steve Sarkisian and the Longhorns next season after two years of sitting behind Quinn Ewers,