Arch Manning will play for the Texas Longhorns in college next year, the 18-year-old is considered a promising quarterback talent. Invaluable on the road to the NFL: the advice of his two uncles.

Munich – Arch Manning has already delivered a foretaste. The 18-year-old is not one to seek the flash and the headlines, but of course it went through the media in the USA that the quarterback talent has decided to go to the University of Texas and play for the Longhorns in college there.

After all, Manning’s name has dominated the NFL for years. That’s why Arch’s uncles Peyton and Eli were also asked for their opinion on their nephew.

Focus on the task at hand

Peyton also had some immediate advice. “I encourage talent to focus on the task at hand,” he said on On3. “Finish your education, graduate from high school and try to have the best senior year you can have. There’s no doubt it can become a distraction if you let it, but it’s not fair to your teammates and your coaches if you’re not fully focused on the team.”

For Arch, he said it was wise to “make that decision in June. Because I think it’s a big relief for anyone who makes their decision early. “

Arch Manning is about to enter his final year at Isidore Newman High School. In his three seasons as a starter, Manning led the Greenies to the playoffs every year. Manning’s team will start the season with a home game on September 17. And the attention will grow with each passing year.

Stayed under the radar

Generally, the two quarterback legends are on hand to offer advice and support to their nephew, who threw for 6,307 yards and 81 touchdowns last season and ran for 19 more scores himself.

“We try to be there for him as a resource. We’re really proud of him for the way he handled the whole thing,” Peyton said.

And Eli added: “He’s stayed very under the radar. He keeps things simple. People kind of expected a lot, but that’s not his style. I think he was just ready now. “