It's not about the offers, it's about announcing you're blessed and humbled and whatnot to draw attention to yourself.
#ARCHY MANNING PATCH#
"I think now kids look at scholarship offers almost like a patch on a letter jacket. "It is a huge rarity, but it's also very refreshing," Stewart said. The junior isn't expected to announce college football recruiting's most anticipated decision until at least next spring. "I don't really feel like dealing with all of that." Editor's PicksĪt least for now, Arch, 17, prefers to keep details of his day-to-day life and where he might be going to college private. "I check it for other stuff, but I'm not really on there much," Arch said. Outside of five posts on his private Instagram, he mostly stays off social media. But in the era of name, image and likeness, TikTok and Twitter, he seems like an anomaly. He just likes hanging out with his friends."Īs the son of Cooper, grandson of Archie, and nephew of Super Bowl-winning quarterbacks Eli and Peyton, it would be easy for Arch to have an ego the size of nearby Lake Pontchartrain.
"He doesn't like attention and he doesn't draw attention to himself. "He has such a good level of humility," said Nelson Stewart, Manning's coach at Isidore Newman School. He doesn't play video games and isn't active on social media.
2 high school player in the Class of 2023 and part of the third generation of football's most famous family, babysits two days a week during the summer and occasionally on the weekend. I'm at an arcade, but they've got enough coins to keep them busy for the next 30 minutes." "Coach, it's kind of embarrassing," the quarterback said. NEW ORLEANS - When Texas coach Steve Sarkisian connected with one of the country's most famous high school football players on FaceTime one afternoon in July, he couldn't hear the prospect because of a pinging noise in the background.
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