WATCH: “Already throws better than Dak Prescott” Social media loses its mind as Marshall, son of Peyton Manning, throws darts to receivers during Pro Bowl practice
Marshall Manning shined brighter than NFL stars during Pro Bowl practice as he showed off those Manning cannons.
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Marshall Manning showing off his skills at Pro Bowl practice (Image via @NFL/Twitter)
The Manning football dynasty has produced some of the best quarterbacks in NFL history. Archie Manning, the patriarch of the dynasty, was a former quarterback primarily for the New Orleans Saints and played in the league for 13 years, earning two Pro Bowl selections. His successors, Peyton and Eli, took their father’s name to a greater level once they entered the NFL.
Eli Manning, the youngest son of Archie, was selected first overall by the Los Angeles Chargers in the 2004 NFL draft and traded to the New York Giants during the draft. He played for the Giants for 16 years, during which he led them to two Super Bowl victories both against the New England Patriots. He won Super Bowl MVP for both games. Eli was inducted into the New York Giants Ring of Honor in 2021.
Peyton Manning, the second son of Archie, was also selected first overall by the Indianapolis Colts in the 1998 NFL draft. He is widely considered one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time. He won two Super Bowls in his 18-year-long stint in the career – one with the Colts and one with the Denver Broncos, making him the first QB in history to win the Super Bowls for more than one franchise.
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Peyton Manning’s son has fans flabbergasted by his skills
Now, the third generation of Mannings is about to make their mark in the NFL in a few years. Arch Manning, the nephew of Peyton and Eli, was a top prospect coming out of high school and he finally committed to Texas. He is touted to be a first-round pick when he declares for the NFL draft in a few years. Marshall Manning, the son of Peyton, who is just 11 years old, has already started to shine brightly in professional football.
Marshall accompanied his father to the Allegiant Stadium for the Pro Bowl, who is the head coach of the AFC. The young gunslinger showed off the genes of his family when he threw a dime to Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson. Fans on social media were amazed to see the cannon on the young Manning and couldn’t stop praising him.
Looks like fans already want to swap out their below-average quarterbacks for 11-year-old Marshall Manning. Sadly, they will have to wait at least a decade to see little Marshall follow in the footsteps of his father Peyton, and uncle Eli.
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