How Much is Arch Manning Net Worth in 2025?
As of 2025, Arch Manning’s estimated net worth is $10 Million. That might sound modest in NFL terms, but for a college quarterback who hasn’t technically started a game for the Texas Longhorns’ first team yet, it’s breathtaking.
Now, that number bounces around depending on who you ask: some outlets push higher, some lower. But the consensus? Arch is already living in rare air for a guy still sharpening his spiral in Austin.
There’s the NIL money, family investments (he’s a Manning!), endorsements, and, let’s be honest, that “future franchise QB” aura. The sort of aura that attracts Gatorade deals and auto dealership commercials before you’ve thrown a touchdown in the CFP.
A little personal aside: A friend in Texas says Arch is the first local college athlete she’s ever seen on her Instagram feed hawking protein bars right next to a tourist post about BBQ brisket. The JUICE.
Who is Arch Manning?
Arch Manning is the tall, sandy-haired quarterback phenom with family roots long enough to have their own Louisiana oak tree. He's not “just a football player.”
He’s the Manning football player grandson of Archie, nephew to Peyton and Eli. No pressure, kid.
You see his name pop up in news feeds and TikToks, but in real life, he’s the kind of guy who’ll sign an autograph for half the school after a Friday night game. (Yes, he really did that back in Isidore Newman’s gym, three states deep in the South.) Manning plays for the Texas Longhorns, but sometimes it feels like he's representing an entire football dynasty.
Some days, he’s on campus shooting a slick NIL ad; other days, he’s just another freshman struggling with calculus (allegedly). Funny to imagine someone negotiating seven-figure deals while figuring out laundry detergent.
Arch Manning Career Earnings
Arch Manning’s career earnings so far come almost entirely from NIL deals and sponsorships, not salary he’s still NCAA, after all. If you imagined him cashing checks for touchdowns on Saturdays, hold that thought for a year or two.
For 2025, most estimates put Arch’s annual take somewhere between $1.8 million and $3 million from NIL partnerships, endorsements, merchandise sales, and yes, a flurry of cameo offers (imagine paying $200 for Arch to wish your fantasy team luck, as one Texas booster did). It’s bananas, but this is 2020s college football.
Here’s a quick (unofficial) breakdown:
- NIL Deals: $2.5MM range (On3 and other trackers love this number.)
- Other Endorsements: $200k-ish (Gatorade, Lids, sports drink brands, etc.)
- Family Investments: Who knows? It’s the Mannings. Vault door level stuff.
- Interesting trivia: Arch’s “NIL valuation” is reportedly the highest in all of college football. That means he’s not just out-earning ordinary college kids he’s running laps around most professionals his age. Strange world.
Arch Manning Early Life
Arch Manning was born in 2004 into football royalty down in New Orleans, and you can't really tell his story without a nod to Friday nights at Isidore Newman School.
His first pass as a freshman nearly got picked off, but he played it cool easy to do when Eli is texting you halftime tips and Archie’s shaking hands in the bleachers.
He grew up surrounded by footballs, playbooks, and enough family championships to fill a trophy case at the local pizza parlor.
There’s a well-circulated story that, at age six, Arch called a backyard flea-flicker then diagrammed it on a napkin. Eli said it was “a better napkin than Peyton used that Thanksgiving.”
The kid was also a star in baseball and basketball, but football just fit. By eighth grade, he was already being scouted nationally.
A lot of players cave under that spotlight; Arch made it look easy, even if he’s got the usual stories of ducking autograph seekers in the grocery store.
