OTF Premium Favorite Arch Manning Throw of 2025

[CJ Vogel]

Going to add some clips and all-22 views of my favorite Arch Manning throws from 2025.

Really the only takeaway from all of this is 2026 is going to be a really fun year if Arch spins it similarly to the end of 2025, which I have no reason to believe he won't.

Anyways, should be a fun thread. Feel free to add your own!

[CJ Vogel]

 

[CJ Vogel]

Deep throw to Mosley vs. Vanderbilt which was ruled incomplete after review. 

[Texas fan in Georgia]

3 minutes ago, CJ Vogel said:

 

The way he evaded the defender and stepped up into the pocket to make that throw was ELITE.

[CJ Vogel]

Opposite has throw to outside the numbers on an out-route 

[McCoy2Shipley]

Show the 3rd and 7 throw against OU to the now traitor. Elite throw on the run. That was the turning point in the game imo

[CJ Vogel]

Probably 5 throws from this OU game that will be on this thread 

[CJ Vogel]

Another throw against his body while moving left. 

Degree of difficulty here is pretty nuts

[CJ Vogel]

Here is the goal line rollout to Livingstone on 3rd down. 

Was a game changing moment 

[CJ Vogel]

As a .mov file if you want to slow down the throws. 

[CJ Vogel]

An underrated play from a game that was otherwise disastrous from the Texas offense

[CJ Vogel]

The very next play after the one above

again rolling to his left

[Rocky P]

His mobility is elite, especially with how he moves and keeps his body in a position to make a throw.   Just how he is able to roll to his offhand side so easily is amazing.  most qbs struggle to do that.  

[CJ Vogel]

Who could forget this gem.

[CJ Vogel]

Personally one of my favorites. The velocity on this to split two defenders from his own 20 to midfield across a hash to a WR who doesn't break stride is remarkable.

[SarkFiction]

25 minutes ago, CJ Vogel said:

Here is the goal line rollout to Livingstone on 3rd down. 

Was a game changing moment 

This was the first throw I thought of. In terms of game situation, arm strength, and accuracy, this was the most elite throw IMO.

[diegozanna20]

8 minutes ago, CJ Vogel said:

Personally one of my favorites. The velocity on this to split two defenders from his own 20 to midfield across a hash to a WR who doesn't break stride is remarkable.

One of my favourites too.
I think an another one that's unerrated is the one to wingo against MSST over the defender.
(Not the 60 yard throw on the run, although that was pretty good too)

[diegozanna20]

Pocket movement is more than elite for a guy that has so little starting experience and that played with such a disfunctional OL to start his career.
It's also impressive how little he put the ball in arms way to end the year. Had two picks in the last 7 or 8 games and one was a bobbled pass and the other should've been DPI.
He needs to clean up mechanically but the intangibles and the talent is crazy.
Again, you have very few guys *in the NFL* that can move in a pocket like Arch can. Incredible instincts. Sark wasn't lying when he said that Arch as a freshman needed to trust his instincts more, saying that he had great instincts.

[CJ Vogel]

Not a throw highlight, but a play I didn’t realize worked so well until now. 

29–21 Florida, 0:26 left in 4Q 

D Moore comes wide open over the middle, but pressure already forced Arch out…. Brutal

[Rocky P]

7 minutes ago, CJ Vogel said:

Not a throw highlight, but a play I didn’t realize worked so well until now. 

29–21 Florida, 0:26 left in 4Q 

D Moore comes wide open over the middle, but pressure already forced Arch out…. Brutal

IMG_4276.mov

i thought these were your favorite Arch throws, not reliving traumatic events

[CJ Vogel]

37 minutes ago, Rocky P said:

i thought these were your favorite Arch throws, not reliving traumatic events

Yeah I should've put a trigger warning on that one lol