Arch Manning discusses growth and music choices at Manning Passing Academy
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 27, 2026, 3:13 PM
Last updated Jun 27, 2026
Texas quarterback Arch Manning participated in the Manning Passing Academy this week, sharing insights about his development and experiences. He reflected on his progress during the 2025 season, mentioning challenging beginnings but noting how he improved in crucial games. Manning discussed his foot recovery and changes in his weight, as well as his interactions with younger players, including advice to Marshall Manning. He also commented on team dynamics, such as locker room music choices and the importance of family support.
- •Arch Manning spoke at the annual Manning Passing Academy this week.
- •He reflected on his improvement during the tumultuous 2025 season.
- •Manning addressed his recovery from foot surgery and weight changes.
- •He is providing mentorship to younger players, including Marshall Manning.
- •Manning shared thoughts on team camaraderie and locker room dynamics.
- 3:13 PMYahoo Sports — Manning Speaks! Texas Longhorns QB opens up wide-ranging interview
"Texas Football QB Arch Manning is at the annual Manning Passing Academy this week and opened up about a lot of topics in a wide-ranging interview.
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