Archie Manning says grandson Arch remains content at Texas despite lack of playing time

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Arch Manning was one of the most highly sought-after prospects in recent history. The 18-year-old star nephew of Peyton and Eli Manning eventually committed to the Texas Longhorns.

Manning, however, has yet to see any game action since he arrived on campus. Sophomore Quinn Ewers has been the team's primary starter this season. Redshirt freshman Maalik Murphy started the last couple of games in place of the injured Ewers. 

Some thought the injury to Ewers would open the door for Manning to get some playing time, but the Longhorns' coaching staff decided to see what Murphy could do instead. Nevertheless, Manning remains happy with his decision to join the Longhorns football team — at least according to his grandfather.

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Arch Manning attends the game between the Los Angeles Rams and New Orleans Saints at Caesars Superdome on November 20, 2022, in New Orleans, Louisiana. (Sean Gardner/Getty Images)

Former New Orleans Saints quarterback Archie Manning said his grandson doesn't have any regrets about landing in Austin, Texas.

"Arch is happy with the decision he made," Manning told The Spun's Chris Rosvolou. "All the reports we get is that he’s doing well. He’s going to get a redshirt out of this year, and I think that’s important."

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The eldest Manning did acknowledge that Arch's current situation in Texas is different from what his sons went through early on in their college football careers.

"Every situation is different," said Manning."If you remember, Peyton and Eli went to