During a recent media session at the Manning Passing Camp in Texas, Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning opened up about the athletes he admires and studies to elevate his game on the field. This season will be defining for him under center in a crucial leadership role for Texas; Manning’s dedication to learning from the best is evident.
“I’m watching a lot of Josh Allen and Joe Burrow right now,” Manning said regarding his film study. “Those are my guys. Because they’re dogs.”
His admiration for these elite NFL quarterbacks highlights his ambition to develop into a versatile and competitive leader on the field.
“I’m watching some of their college films right now. Just good players, elite competitors, and fun to watch.“
For Manning, these quarterbacks embody the qualities of elite NFL competitors — a combination of talent, grit, and determination.
The quarterback also noted one of the traits he particularly admires in Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen
“He’s got the mobility, too.“
Manning sees Allen as a well-rounded athlete capable of making plays with both his arm and his legs.
When asked what he takes away from studying Allen, Manning shared insight into what makes Allen an inspiring figure for him.
“He’s just like the ultimate football player. If someone’s not there, he’s going to make someone happen and do whatever he can to make his team win.“
Manning has an ultimate respect for Allen’s fearless style of play and his ability to create opportunities under pressure.
As Manning continues to refine his skills by learning from top-tier quarterbacks, his focus on becoming a dynamic and resilient leader for Texas remains unwavering. His admiration for Allen and Burrow exemplifies his dedication to growth, competitiveness, and making a lasting impact on the game of football.
