The NIL deals being signed by college athletes continue to climb, and in most cases, it's not about raw talent, but rather ...

NIL valuations for Manning vary from report to report. Arch has attained a $3.2 million in NIL valuation, which is more than ...

and being the nephew of Peyton Manning and Eli Manning, contributed to Arch landing several lucrative name, image, and likeness (NIL) deals since he entered the college football ranks. The 19-year ...

In January 2025, he announced an NIL deal with Red Bull and in March, Arch starred in an Uber commercial alongside Archie and Cooper Manning. Manning signed two more deals in April. The first was with ...

Arch Manning, the highly anticipated Texas quarterback and heir to the Manning football dynasty, has just added another major name to his growing list of NIL endorsements. This time, the 19-year ...

Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning has just two career starts ... Although he had already signed on with them as his first NIL deal, Manning's camp made it clear he wouldn't be too active ...

Arch Manning is partnering with Red Bull. The energy drink brand announced an NIL deal with the Texas Longhorns quarterback on Instagram on Thursday, writing “target locked, wiiings secured @ ...

Arch Manning is one of the top quarterback prospects ... Earlier on Tuesday, Manning decided to announce his most recent NIL partnership with Uber. He appears in a commercial with his father ...

Archie Manning, the quarterback’s grandfather and NFL Hall of Famer, previously said that Arch would not sign an NIL deal until he became a starter. Manning was the No. 1 overall football ...

Arch Manning is ‘just a normal guy who plays quarterback for the University of Texas’ Red Bull also signed Ohio State sophomore wide receiver Jeremiah Smith to a NIL deal. Manning said he ...

Such interesting and smart words by Cooper Manning regarding Arch, NIL and the landscape of college football. "What advice would you give to somebody who might be in a similar situation," Patrick ...

In today's fast-paced world of instant gratification, and due to social media "likes" and what sells and what doesn't, it's hard to think about playing the long game, especially in college football.