The Texas Longhorns are currently en route to beating Mississippi State in its first SEC matchup. With Quinn Ewers again out from injury, the team is led by freshman quarterback Arch Manning.
It’s been quite the game for the young quarterback, and he seems to be loosening up more and more on the field every week. Now, Arch has shown something that neither his uncles Peyton nor Eli were very good at while in the NFL.
After a 49-yard touchdown pass, cameras panned to Manning, and he was seen dancing with some of his offensive linemen.
Social media had tons of jokes about it.
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“How I move when my mom tells me we’re having chicken nuggies for dinner,” said one comment.
“Obviously got his dancing genes from his mom! Much better than his uncles! Can Cooper dance?” said another.
“HE MOVING AND GROOVING,” added a third.
“Correction: had me in tears over here with those moves!!! Hahaha!!” joked a fourth
Arch’s performance begs whether the Longhorns need Ewers back to maintain the team’s chemistry with the quarterback.
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Arch has shined in the Longhorn’s first SEC matchup against the Bulldogs.
His numbers will certainly change, but as of six minutes left in the fourth quarter, he has completed 25 of 30 passes for 310yards and two passing touchdowns. His passer rating is at an insane 192.1.
He also has 33 rushing yards and another rushing touchdown to add on.
His performance while stepping in for Ewers should make every Texas Longhorns fan very excited for the future, as Manning certainly has the potential to lead the team to a National Championship.
