Arch Manning Will Be Playing for This Team in 2027
Arch Manning has decided to remain with the Texas Longhorns for the upcoming season, focusing on reaching the College Football Playoff. Speculation about his future in the NFL Draft has begun, with potential teams like the Arizona Cardinals and New York Jets being mentioned as possible destinations. Manning's family has indicated that they want him to be fully prepared for the pros, which could lead to him returning for his senior year if necessary.
- ▪Arch Manning chose to stay at Texas instead of declaring for the NFL Draft.
- ▪The Arizona Cardinals and New York Jets are potential teams for Manning in 2027.
- ▪Manning's family emphasizes the importance of being fully prepared for the NFL before declaring.
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By Tyler ErzbergerShareNewsweek is a Trust Project memberSee more of our trusted coverage when you search.Prefer Newsweek on Googleto see more of our trusted coverage when you search.Fernando Mendoza was the undisputed No. 1 overall quarterback and pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, but would he have kept that honor if Arch Manning declared?While Mendoza was far and away the better of the two signal-callers last year, the allure of the Manning dynasty and Arch's overall raw talent would have made it an interesting debate for months on end if he decided to leave Texas.In the end, though, Manning decided to stay in Austin with the Longhorns and is solely focused on making it to the College Football Playoff this upcoming season.Read More on NFLDeion Sanders, Shedeur Sanders Made Big Miscalculation…
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