Manning still seems likely to return to school next season, but he could shake up the 2026 draft class by turning pro.

Arch Manning didn't simply rebuild his reputation on the field this fall; he reinforced the unrivaled earning power that comes with being Texas's starting quarterback. New figures from the Houston Chronicle reveal Manning pulled in $3,

Manning completed 14-of-29 passes for 179 yards and a touchdown, while also rushing for 53 yards and an electric 35-yard score. Texas also got a huge showing from running back Quintrevion Wisner, as he rushed for 155 yards on the night.

Arch Manning is no longer playing like a first-year starter and is starting to resemble the five-star prodigy some thought he could be.

This season has put Arch Manning through the full cycle—from sky-high expectations to harsh criticism to serious questions about his readiness. Now, following a strong November capped by a major win over No.

Texas QB Arch Manning's first season as the starter has included high and lows, but lately there have been more highs as season finale vs. Texas A&M approaches.

With the rushing touchdown, Manning has now found his way to the end zone eight times on the ground this season. He rushed for 53 yards overall over seven attempts and added it to a 179-yard passing game, just one yard short of Reed’s passing yardage.

Texas quarterback Arch Manning has had an impressive turnaround to start his college football career. He went from a Heisman Trophy candidate on the No. 1 team