Archie Manning: The Manning Family Legacy
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- Опубликовано: 16 янв 2023
- In 2021, Peyton Manning was inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame, and Trey Wingo sat down for an exclusive interview with Archie Manning to dig into the Manning family legacy. You might be surprised that Archie confided that the “Hall of Fame is nothing that never, ever entered my mind, and I never heard [Peyton] say it.” That doesn’t stop fans of the Manning family speculating about Eli’s chances of an induction, or the young Arch Manning’s chances of a successful career ahead of him. But it started with Archie Manning as the second overall pick in the 1971 draft, playing quarterback for the New Orleans Saints, Minnesota Vikings, and ending his career with the Houston Oilers in 1983. In this episode of More Than Football On Location, you will learn how each of Archie's sons - Cooper, Peyton, and Eli Manning - have all achieved success in their own respects, and how fortunate, appreciative, and blessed their family has been over the years.
The Manning Family Legacy
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You won’t meet a more genuine person than Archie Manning. Peyton played my high school in my hometown for the state championship in baseball in 93. I met him at his restaurant before the Saints Bears postseason game and he asked me where I was from and he remembered the the restaurant he took them to after they lost. He’s really a great guy. He’s still a legend to us Saints fans.
Wow what a cool experience and story to have!
Class all class
I love Archie!
The Mannings are the Number 1 Sports family an Ambassadors for New Orleans.
Having Peyton Manning was like having a Quarterback and an offensive coordinator all in one.
Archie was the NFC Player of the Year in 1978. Let that sink in, because for anyone to achieve that on that Saints team back was almost unimaginable. He achieved that with Tarkington, Staubach, and Bartkowski having great years in the same Conference🏈
Great interview. Really impressed with Archie Manning. Class act through and through.
I for one admired Archie ( Steeler Fan) with the Saints. He like the Steeler teams then were BAD. Watch a few of his games runnin for his life, taking a hit get up back in the huddle. To watch the success his sons have had Wow. I admire the Manning Family as I think all pro, college fans do etc. All stems from proper upbringin', faith and living a good life. GOD Bless the Mannings. AMEN
I want to be adopted by Archie Manning.......greatest Dad...love this man!!
Friends...fellow football fans....if you didn't grow up in Mississippi back in the day you simply cannot imagine what Archie Manning means to the diehard fans. I was born in Oxford, MS two years before Archie left Drew, MS to bring his immense talent to Ole Miss. Just a few years prior Ole Miss had been a national powerhouse in football, and Archie was seen as the savior that would restore the Rebels to former glory.
That's how we feel about Eli Manning here in New York. He's like royalty, but he's so down to Earth.
I have a pic I took off TV where Payton is standing on about the Broncos 10 yard line, time out, and Payton is standing next to a ref. The Ref reaches up and uses his hand to massage Payton's neck. I have never seen that before. Respect.
I worked with my grandson quite a bit on his baseball plays. He is a great pitcher. He has a ball that is natural for him to throw and it has crazy movement. I was a ok player in baseball in high school. I mostly pitched. I was a slop clean up pitcher when the team was losing big. But I did get my turns as closer. My grandson could not play baseball during Covid. My grandson started playing basketball with his friends. He became pretty good at it. Once play resume he went to his parent's and told them he was done playing baseball. He wanted to play basketball. His parent said he would have to talk to me and get my approval. So he came to my house. He asked if we could talk in my office. And he tells me is quitting baseball to play basketball. I did not say anything for a minute. But I knew I had to support his decision. I told him I do not care what sport he plays. He has to play a sport. He was not going to sit in his room playing PlayStation. He started playing. He was not very good. He is small and basketball players are tall usually. His parent's got him a coach and his play really turned around. A Travel Basketball team scouted him in late 2022. So he decided to play. He made it to the National Championships in Tampa Florida. His team placed 2nd. Do I want him to play baseball, yup I sure do. But with his success in basketball and he loves to play basketball. I will have to put baseball on the back burner.
What a legacy this family has. I remember seeing Archie play in college and having to endure playing for a bad Saints and Oilers teams in the NFL. Would have been nice to see how good he could've been on a good team. Peyton's record speaks for itself. As for Eli in the HOF, I'm a bit prejudice beiing a lifetime Giants fan who suffered through some lean years. If the HOF is based strictly on wins/losses, no way Eli gets in. If it;s based on longevity, big wins, SB wins and what he meant to the Giants, he's in!. There's always the arguement the Giants didn't make many post seasons while he played. But when they did, he won. Look at the records of guys like Aaron Rogers, Drew Brees, one SB win dispite all the stats. Great interview though.
What a classy family......just good wholesome people.
Awesome interview…only one teeny tiny thing missing: I woulda liked to hear Archie’s thoughts about the Saints finally winning a Super Bowl, and it being at the expense of Peyton.
@Jeremy Crandall - i suspect I am speaking for most, if not all, Louisiana natives when I say this - that had to be the most difficult and painful football game to watch. Yes we love our Saints, but how can anyone from the Boot not cheer for a Manning? You won, and lost, with either outcome.
Love ❤️ Archie. We were lucky 🍀 to have Payton in Denver ✝️❤️🇺🇸
You can clearly see where his sons get their class from!
Yes sir! Always a vlass act!
Great interviewer I must say...
lol
Legend
Archie Manning was a great player on bad teams - if he had played for a halfway decent team there's no doubt he would have won multiple superbowls and would no doubt be in the Pro Football HOF now
He feels so bad to not be on a team that aren't winning games.
Archie Manning America's Dad
This guy deserved to play in the playoffs, but never got there because his whole team sucked so bad.
I am so excited that Arch is with the Longhorns. I expect he will play next year but who knows, he may get in the Championship games depending on how it goes.
Wonder how many jerseys were sold with the MANNING name on the back. I have my Denver jersey. There are Saints, Colts, Broncos and Giants jerseys. It must be in the millions by now.
Man, we start playing football, full pads and helmet, here in Texas at 6 years old. Your playin three different divisions PeeWee, Midget and AAA... then Junior high, then freshman team, Junior Varsity and Varsity. Starting at 6 matters.
That is why Texas produces so many great players.
Six y/olds playing tackle football is kinda silly. flag football is cool. Like Archie my boys couldn’t play tackle till 7th grade..
He has no resemblance to his kids. I think they were adopted. They are all so different.
Great family!! 18:25
And Arch at Texas now
I'll do the cliche preface with, I'm a Patriots fan but...Eli is a Hall of Famer. Maybe it's selfish and maybe, maybe would help to deal with the 2 Super Bowl losses as a fan. Eli quietly has IT.
Disagree with Archie. Joe Namath did not deserve to be in the Hall of Fame. Even accounting for the average play in his time, he sucked. If he got, Eli should get in. Eli is 10,000x better at QB than Namath.
You obviously don't know anything about the times that NAMATH played in regards to NAMATH making the AFL legitimate by the NYJ winning superbowl III, prior to the AFL-NFL merger. Watch the entire game it is on RUclips with the original NBC broadcast. Also in 1967 NAMATH in a 14 game season threw for 4000+ yards.
But they got🏈uniforms for Christmas & NOT⚽√aggy outfits. When his boys were asked "who is your favorite football player", it was not 'Fran' from Minnesota©️
I say E is better🙊🙉🙈
Patriots were better😂 if Brady had Harrison Wayne James he would have had 3 undefeated seasons
what a bunch of bs!