Arch Manning may very well be the best quarterback on the roster for the Texas Longhorns and could give the team the best chance to win in the College Football Playoff if he were the starting quarterback,

Call us dramatic, but Texas can't keep sputtering in the red zone if it's to beat Clemson and then win three more games

Manning’s mobility and athleticism could provide a much-needed changeup in the Longhorns’ offense given Ewers’ recent injuries.

The Texas Longhorns may have won their opening-round matchup against the Clemson Tigers, but quarterback Quinn Ewers didn’t necessarily have a dominant performance. Texas pulled off a 38-24 win in its first-round College Football Playoff matchup with the Clemson Tigers on Saturday afternoon,

Arch Manning is the future of Texas football. No one doubts that. But if he's not the present, then using him in a package of largely running plays might not be the answer.

Texas coach Steve Sarkisian decided to roll out both Arch Manning and Quinn Ewers as his team cruised to the quarterfinals of the College Football Playoffs on Saturday

I would have him on a very short leash." Looks like Steve Sarkisian is finally listening and feeding the narrative. The post Why Did Steve Sarkisian Bench Quinn Ewers? Is He Risking Playoffs for Arch Manning and Texas’ Future?