Archie Manning believes his grandson can revive the Cowboys

In recent days, Archie Manning, the patriarch of the famous Manning football family, shared his thoughts on where he would like his grandson, Arch Manning, to play in the NFL. This occurred during a casual interaction at a sports bar in New Orleans, where a fan approached him and posed a question about Arch's potential professional destination. Initially, Archie stated his hope for Arch to play three years for the Texas Longhorns, sparking a conversation about the future of his grandson's football career. When asked directly, Archie spontaneously mentioned the Dallas Cowboys as a preferred team for Arch. This response was not premeditated, and it has since captured significant attention on social media, particularly TikTok, where the clip went viral. The incident emphasizes the excitement surrounding Arch Manning as he continues his journey in college football. Currently, at 19 years of age, Arch is a freshman quarterback at the University of Texas, where he has been largely backing up starter Quinn Ewers but has also had the opportunity to shine during critical moments. With the Longhorns set to face Clemson in the upcoming College Football Playoffs, Arch's performance will be closely monitored by both fans and analysts alike. The Manning legacy adds weight to any discussions around Arch's prospects in professional football and creates a narrative that resonates with both Cowboys and college football fans. Appreciating the holiday season and looking forward to sport outcomes, Arch and his family remain focused on the immediate goal: success at Texas before considering the daunting leap to the NFL.