The Manning family is football royalty. Start with Archie in the late '60s and 1970 at Ole Miss, it provided college football thrills.
Archie Manning played three seasons with the Rebels. It was before freshmen were eligible to play varsity football. He finished fourth in the 1969 Heisman voting and third the next year.
Peyton Manning starred at Tennessee from 1994-97. He was sixth in the 1995 Heisman voting, then eighth in '96, and second in 1997.
Eli Manning continued the family tradition at Ole Miss from 2000-03. He was third in the Heisman voting in his final college season.
Arch Manning is entering his redshirt junior year at Texas. He is one of the favorites to do what his famous quarterback relatives have not accomplished: Win college football's
most prestigious individual award.
A look at the season-by-season stats of each Manning in college football.
Archie Manning
1968
Passing 1,510 yards
Rushing: 208 yards
Touchdowns: 13, rushing and receiving combined
1969
Passing: 1,762
Rushing: 502
Touchdowns: 23
1970
Passing: 1,481
Rushing: 113
Touchdowns: 20
Peyton Manning
1994
Passing: 1,141
Touchdowns: 11
1995
Passing: 2,954
Touchdowns: 22
1996
Passing: 3,287
Touchdowns: 20
1997
Passing: 3,819
Touchdowns: 36
Eli Manning
2000
Passing: 170
Touchdowns: 0
2001
Passing: 2,948
Touchdowns: 31
2002
Passing: 3,401
Touchdowns: 21
2003
Passing: 3,600
Touchdowns: 29
Arch Manning
2023 (redshirt)
Passing: 30
Touchdowns: 0
2024
Passing: 939
Rushing: 108 (includes sacks)
Touchdowns: 13
2025
Passing: 3,163
Rushing: 399
Touchdowns: 36
This article originally appeared on The List Wire: Season-by-season college stats of Archie, Peyton, Eli and Arch Manning
