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Texas QB Arch Manning practices, but remains in concussion protocol ahead of showdown with No. 9 Vanderbilt

Arch Manning practiced Wednesday, but remains in concussion protocol ahead of Texas' Saturday showdown against No. 9 Vanderbilt.

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Vanderbilt readies for Arch Manning, backup in showdown with Texas

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Arch Manning injury update: Texas QB questionable to play vs Vanderbilt in Week 10

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Texas' Arch Manning off injury report, set to start vs. Vanderbilt

Texas quarterback Arch Manning was not listed on the SEC's injury report released Friday night, clearing the way for him to start Saturday against No. 9 Vanderbilt in Austin.

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Texas QB Arch Manning (concussion) returns to practice

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Texas QB Arch Manning Available to Play Against No. 9 Vanderbilt After Clearing Concussion Protocol

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Eli Manning’s Son Dressed Up As Favorite Giants QB for Halloween and It’s Not His Dad

Charlie Manning, son of Eli Manning and in all likelihood a five-star recruit in the Class of 2037 or some other year I would prefer to continue believing does not actually exist, dressed up as his favorite Giants quarterback. Of course, that would be Jaxson Dart. Dart was pretty touched by the young Manning’s costume.

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Arch Manning's athleticism closer to legendary grandfather than uncles, ex-NFL star says

Pro Football Hall of Famer Brett Favre offered his analysis of Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning during his first podcast episode.

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Peyton Manning reveals ailment from Eli Manning’s wet willy in iconic commercial

Peyton Manning revealed on the ManningCast that he got a nasty ailment from Eli Manning when they filmed an iconic ESPN commercial years ago.

Tom Brady: Here’s how Arch Manning is being set up to fail

Tom Brady has come to Texas quarterback Arch Manning’s defense. amid growing criticism, which the former NFL star deems to be unfair. Speaking to Sports Illustrated, Brady said that players today don’t get the same development time as in the past, and constant scrutiny could damage their confidence and their play.