Arch Manning could be on track to becoming the first overall pick in the 2026 NFL draft, just like his uncles did. Currently, he holds the top odds at +200 on DraftKings.
If selected first, he would join Uncle Peyton, who was picked first in 1998, and Uncle Eli, who followed suit in 2004. Their father, Archie Manning, was the second overall pick in 1971, making this family quite notable in football history.
That said, it’s a bit early to hype up Arch, especially since he has only started two games at Texas. His famous last name undoubtedly gives him a spotlight, but it’s worth noting that securing a first overall pick in the draft often depends on actual performance.
The 2026 draft could see several teams looking for a top quarterback. Teams like the Browns, who have struggled with their quarterback situation, and the Rams, who might move on from Matthew Stafford, could play a vital role. Both of these teams have two first-round picks that year.
Additionally, the Colts, Giants, and Saints—teams with connections to the Manning family—might also be in the market for a quarterback.
Other potential top picks for 2026 include Drew Allar from Penn State (+250 odds), Garrett Nussmeier from LSU (+500), LaNorris Sellers from South Carolina (+900), and Cade Klubnik from Clemson (+1800).
Insights from sports analysts suggest that Manning’s early career will be crucial in shaping his draft prospects. A recent survey found that 70% of college football fans are already discussing which college quarterbacks they want their teams to draft in a few years. Fans seem equally enthusiastic about both Arch Manning and Drew Allar, indicating a competitive spirit surrounding the upcoming draft.
As we look ahead, it will be interesting to see how Manning’s season unfolds. If he performs well, he might just solidify his spot at the top.
For further insights, you can read this report on upcoming quarterback talents from the [NFL Network](https://www.nfl.com).
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