When talking about the next generation of Mannings in the NFL, Cooper’s son Arch, a Class of 2023 quarterback who has committed to the University of Texas, is often the top topic.
But don’t forget about Peyton’s 11-year-old son, Marshall, who could be in the same conversation later.
Before the final flag football game at the 2023 Pro Bowl Games in Las Vegas, where his father is coaching against Uncle Eli, Marshall was seen throwing a seed to Minnesota Vikings star receiver Justin Jefferson during warmups.
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Former Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning with his sons, Marshall and Mosley, and former teammate Brandon Stokley at Empower Field at Mile High on October 31, 2021.
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Marshall may still be a kid, but that spiral resembles that of his Hall of Fame father.
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The ball went about 30 yards downfield, which Jefferson caught with one hand.
NFC head coach Eli Manning, right, and AFC head coach Peyton Manning speak during the 2023 NFL Pro Bowl Games at Allegiant Stadium on February 5, 2023 in Las Vegas.
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But that was not all. He was also seen throwing a touchdown to Buffalo Bills wide receiver Stefon Diggs, and his constantly moving feet in the pocket also resemble Peyton.
Marshall still has a few years to go before the time comes for him to possibly step into Arch’s shoes and become the talk of high school football. And Arch certainly sets the bar high, as he’s ranked the number one quarterback by 247 Sports in the Class of 2023.
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But the gene pool is certainly strong and the evidence is Marshall’s mechanics and delivery in Las Vegas.
AFC head coach Peyton Manning looks on during the 2023 NFL Pro Bowl Games at Allegiant Stadium on February 5, 2023 in Las Vegas.
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Peyton rose to the Hall of Fame after being selected to 14 Pro Bowls and seven All-Pro teams, while winning two Super Bowls, five MVPs, and passing for 71,940 yards with 539 touchdowns.