How much money does Arch Manning make? Updated 2025 NIL earnings, net worth for Texas QB

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How much money does Arch Manning make? Updated 2025 NIL earnings, net worth for Texas QB image

Arch Manning figures to be college football's biggest attraction in 2025.

The Texas quarterback has been earmarked for greatness — both at the collegiate and NFL level — since his high school days. After serving as Quinn Ewers' understudy for the better part of two seasons, Manning finally gets his chance to pull the strings in Steve Sarkisian's offense.

Manning didn't play too much in his first two seasons with the Longhorns. His bank account doesn't reflect that, however. The youngest Manning has loudly proclaimed himself to be one of college football's biggest draws. That's bore out in the profits he has been yielding, too, marks that get all the more impressive when considering the fact that he only started three games across his first two seasons.

With that, here's what you need to know about Manning's NIL earnings.

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Arch Manning net worth

The exact figure of Manning's net worth is unknown. However, if his NIL evaluation is any indication, it sits around $6.8 million.

Manning derives much of his value from his on-field exploits. His famous last name does the rest. He's the latest in a string of Mannings to find success on the gridiron. Companies have taken notice, with the Texas QB racking up a handful of noteworthy sponsors, including Red Bull and Panini.

Arch Manning NIL earnings

According to On3's NIL database, Manning brings in $6.8 million in NIL earnings. That's the biggest valuation in college sports by far, more than $2 million larger than Miami QB Carson Beck. Manning doesn't boast quite as many social media followers as Ohio StateWR Jeremiah Smith (No. 3, $4.2 million), BYU basketball player AJ Dybantsa (No. 4, $4.1 million), or Alabama WR Ryan Williams (No. 15, $2.7 million). 

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What he does have is his surname. His uncles, Peyton and Eli, were media darlings at their pomp, landing endorsement deals with Gatorade, Nike, Papa John's, and DirecTV. They remain prominent figures in the media landscape after their retirement, appearing on "ManningCast," ESPN's "Monday Night Football" supplement.

Arch Manning might not reach the heights of his uncles, but as long as he approaches them, particularly in the college game, he'll bring home a glistening check.

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Arch Manning endorsements

Arch Manning has attracted brands galore throughout his still burgeoning career. Most are hoping to cash in on the presumptive first-rounder's popularity. The agreements are mutually beneficial for Arch, whose bank account continues to swell.

With that, here's a look at the companies that have made Arch Manning offers he cannot refuse since the start of his collegiate career:

  • Panini America
  • EA Sports
  • Red Bull
  • Uber
  • Vuori
  • Raising Cane's
  • Warby Parker

Uber

@uber Who’s Manning the car!? We've seen a lot of great drives - but this one's a game changer 🏈 🚘 🤖 Watch three generations take a legendary ride as @Waymo launches in Austin, only on Uber. #hookem ♬ original sound - Uber

Raising Cane's

@raisingcanes Arch Manning, Cooper Manning, Archie Manning, Garrett Nussmeier, and Todd Graves always stop when they pass a Cane's on their way to @Manning Passing Academy ♬ original sound - Raising Cane's

Vuori

Warby Parker

David Suggs

David Suggs is a content producer at The Sporting News. A long-suffering Everton, Wizards and Commanders fan, he has learned to get used to losing over the years. In his free time, he enjoys skateboarding (poorly), listening to the likes of Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye and D’Angelo, and penning short journal entries.