Peyton Manning's son Marshall shows off arm at Pro Bowl

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Peyton Manning's 11-year-old son is already looking to follow in the family tradition

By Andrew Kulha | Last updated 2/6/23

The Manning family is football royalty. First, there was Archie, an Ole Miss football legend, followed by his sons, Peyton Manning and Eli Manning. You may have heard of them and their accomplishments as quarterbacks in the NFL.

Peyton and Eli's nephew, Arch Manning, was the No. 1 2023 football recruit in America and will be playing for the Texas Longhorns, and there's new video evidence to suggest that Peyton's son, Marshall, will be an able gunslinger as well.

Peyton Manning's 11-year-old son Marshall is out here throwing darts to Justin Jefferson

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Let's put it this way: Not everyone (read: most people) would be able to make that pass on the playground, let alone to one of the top receivers in the NFL — Justin Jefferson — while knowing the cameras are always watching.

Young Marshall does have quite the advantage, of course. His father is considered one of the top five quarterbacks of all time, not just of his generation, and his uncle Eli is the only quarterback to have beaten Tom Brady in the Super Bowl more than once.

The clip of the young Manning throwing was from the 2023 Pro Bowl. His father made that game 14 times.

Marshall Manning will be NFL Draft eligible in 2033.

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