Don’t look now, but there may be another Manning on the horizon.

Peyton’s son Marshall was seen throwing warmup pᴀsses to NFL stars like Ja’Marr Chase at Sunday’s Pro Bowl festivities in Orlando.

The Manning clan is attending the event because it’s being produced by Peyton’s Omaha Productions. As a result, his 13-year-old son got a chance to show off his arm among the best players in the NFL, many of whom seemed impressed by the latest Manning to try his hand at the position.

Marshall’s cousin Arch is currently attending Texas, where he is expected to start under center for the Longhorns next season.

And of course, father Peyton won Super Bowls with the Indianapolis Colts and Denver Broncos, while uncle Eli won pair with the New York Giants. Marshall’s grandfather Archie can play a little too, earning two Pro Bowl nods as a member of the New Orleans before stints with the Houston Oilers and Minnesota Vikings.

The clip shows Marshall being described as ‘the future’ and ‘youngin’’ before a somewhat awkward exchange with the camera.

Peyton’s son Marshall was seen throwing warmup pᴀsses with his father in the background 

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Fans online joked that the Colts need to start tanking to get Marshall in the 2032 NFL Draft, but only after first getting his cousin Arch.

“Alright colts, find a way to get Arch Manning, have a solid 12-14 year career, draft Marshall,’ one fan wrote on X. ‘Back to back Mannings will make us forget about the last few years except for the highlights.’

As for Arch, former teammate Quinn Ewers’ departure for the NFL opens the door for him in Austin. 

The son of Cooper Manning pᴀssed for 939 yards and nine touchdowns and ran for four TDs this season but has seen only limited playing time since September.

Texas fans have been eagerly awaiting his chance to be the full-time starter. Manning will get it with a rebuilt offense.

The Pro Bowl Games are held annually during the week between the conference championships and Super Bowl. They will wrap up on Sunday afternoon.

Jared Goff, Justin Jefferson and the NFC built a big lead over the AFC in the 2025 NFL Pro Bowl Games on Thursday, the first night of compeтιтion for this year’s NFL all-stars in Orlando.

Peyton Manning with his son, Marshall, are pictured in Denver during a 2023 Nuggets game 

Over six total events – five live and one prerecorded – the NFC side secured a 14-7 lead ahead of the Sunday finale, which will feature three additional contests and a flag football game to determine the winner.

The Skills Showdown began Thursday with the Pᴀssing the Test compeтιтion, which put the Pro Bowl quarterbacks’ accuracy and trivia knowledge to the test.

Goff of the Detroit Lions secured three points for the NFC with 44 total points scored. He was followed by the Minnesota Vikings’ Sam Darnold (39 points).

Each quarterback started with 40 seconds on the clock and received an additional 10 seconds for every trivia question they answered correctly. Targets in the pᴀssing portion of the game were worth one to five points.

Up next was the Satisfying Catches compeтιтion. It featured a wide receiver, тιԍнт end and defensive back from each conference squaring off in an obstacle course requiring them to catch machine-thrown pᴀsses at three different locations.

The Vikings’ Jefferson, the Arizona Cardinals’ Trey McBride and the Chicago Bears’ Jaylon Johnson secured the win in 1 minute, 57 seconds while the AFC side of the Cincinnati Bengals’ Ja’Marr Chase, the Las Vegas Raiders’ Brock Bowers and the Houston Texans’ Derek Stingley Jr. fell just short at 2:06.

In The Big Spike event, three linemen from each side used the “Spike-O-Meter” to determine who could spike the ball the hardest. Each player got three attempts to secure the top spike — measured by a combination of power and impact.

Many football fans joked about Marshall Manning’s future, including one eager Tennessee fan

The New York Jets’ Quinnen Williams scored a 982 to get the AFC on the board in the Pro Bowl Games. The New York Giants’ Dexter Lawrence (979 points) was a close second with his first spike of the night.

The NFC edged the AFC 8-6 in the Helmet Harmony event, a gameshow compeтιтion testing players’ knowledge of their teammates. Six participants from each side were involved in this new event, hosted by actor Terry Crews, with one point handed out for each correct answer.

The NFC was also declared the winner in the Relay Race. Three groups of four players from each conference participated in three heats of 40-yard dashes, with each compeтιтor handing a football off to the next teammate. The NFC took two of three heats for a 2-1 advantage in overall points for this contest.

In one of the most highly anticipated events, the AFC and NFC both took home three points. Two rounds of Dodgeball were played with five players on each side. The AFC won the first game, and the NFC secured three points for the second game.

There was some confusion before and during the Skills Showdown, as the rules were released just one day before the action kicked off.