Breiden Fehoko accuses ESPN of bias towards Arch Manning after loss
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 11, 2026, 5:17 AM
Last updated Oct 11, 2026

Following Texas' 27-24 upset loss to Oklahoma on October 10, 2026, former Steelers player Breiden Fehoko criticized ESPN's coverage of quarterback Arch Manning. Fehoko alleged that the media offered Manning biased treatment due to his family ties with Peyton and Eli Manning, who have business relationships with ESPN. He highlighted Manning's two fourth-quarter interceptions during the game as reasons for harsher criticism. Texas, now 5-1, faces scrutiny ahead of their next matchup as Manning's performance continues to be debated.
- •Texas lost 27-24 to Oklahoma, marking their first loss of the season.
- •Arch Manning threw for 260 yards, three touchdowns, and two fourth-quarter interceptions.
- •Breiden Fehoko accused ESPN of not holding Manning accountable for his performance.
- •Texas now faces more pressure leading into their next game.
- 5:17 AMYahoo Sports — ‘A Real-Life Example of Media Having Agendas’ — Ex-Steelers DT Accuses ESPN of Arch Manning Bias Due to Peyton and Eli
"Arch Manning’s rough finish against Oklahoma gave his critics plenty to discuss. Breiden Fehoko wanted to know who was doing the discussing.
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