Arch Manning’s Career Hits Rock Bottom in Major Revelation After Texas QB Admits Personal Crisis An analyst exposes Arch Manning's major mistake that is leading to indecision and slowed drives as the

Texas beat UTEP 27–10, but the offense never found a clean rhythm, and Arch Manning’s timing told the story. Through three games, he’s 47-of-85 (55.3%) for 579 yards at 6.8 yards per attempt with six touchdowns and three interceptions. That is a notable dip from last year’s 67.8% and 10.4 YPA in limited action. The signs are easy to spot: the ball was held a beat longer, reads turned into late throws, and drives sputtered when on-schedule completions were there. The release that once snapped now lagged. Even with a 128.8 passer rating and 112 rushing yards on the season, the operation has felt more labored than lethal.

Three interceptions in three games fit the normal learning curve for a new starter, especially after opening on the road against Ohio State’s defense. The difference is