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Arch Manning transfer speculation increases as Texas quarterback struggles

Speculation about Texas quarterback Arch Manning potentially entering the transfer portal after the 2026 season is increasing. NFL insider Tom Pelissero said he spoke with someone in Manning's camp who mentioned Ole Miss as a possible destination. Former analyst David Pollack said he does not think Manning will be at Texas in 2027.

Where
Texas
When
Oct. 27, 2026
Sources
Reported by 2 outlets

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Who's involved

  • Arch ManningTexas quarterback
  • Tom PelisseroNFL insider
  • David PollackFormer College GameDay analyst
  • Steve SarkisianTexas coach
  • Justin CryerTexas linebacker

The facts

  • Manning ranks 65th nationally with 56.5 QBR and has nine turnovers this season.1
  • Manning has one year of eligibility remaining after the 2026 season.2
  • On Oct. 23, Tom Pelissero said he spoke with someone in Manning's camp about his 2027 location.1 2 Stated by 2 sources
  • Texas defeated Mississippi 34-27 in Week 8, with Manning making game-winning plays.1
  • Manning surrendered three turnovers in the Mississippi game, raising his total to six in his last three games.1

Who said what

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  • Tom Pelissero Someone in Manning's camp said they see him at Ole Miss in 2027.1 2
  • David Pollack Manning will not be at Texas in 2027.1 2
  • Steve Sarkisian's coaching Has been called into question due to Manning's struggles.2

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  • Arch Manning transfer speculation heating up. 5 landing spots if QB leaves Texas

    USA Today

  • Arch Manning transfer rumors: 5 possible landing spots for Texas QB

    Longhorns Wire

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  1. Arch Manning transfer speculation heating up. 5 landing spots if QB leaves Texas USA Today Not rated, October 27, 2026
  2. Arch Manning transfer rumors: 5 possible landing spots for Texas QB Longhorns Wire Not rated, October 27, 2026

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