Peyton Manning's Son Marshall Manning Shows Poise in First Extended Action As A High School Quarterback

Marshall Manning, the son of Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Peyton Manning, saw his first extended action as a quarterback Friday night in the Baylor Red Raiders' 45-17 rout of the Montgomery Bell Academy Big Red.

It was the second appearance of the season for the young scion of the Manning quarterback monarchy who made his high school quarterback debut Aug. 20, playing two snaps in the Red Raiders' 38-20 win over Brentwood Academy in the season opener.

On his very first play in that game, he completed a 6-yard pass before handing off on the second play and then making a quick exit as Baylor's current four-star senior, Keegan Croucher, returned to the huddle.

This time, Manning entered the game in the fourth quarter following MBA's first touchdown, with the game already well out of reach.

Manning Executes Perfectly

With his Red Raiders leading 45-10 and a running clock in effect, Manning jogged onto the field with a few plays in his back pocket designed around short, high-percentage passes to build his confidence. For the most part, Manning executed them perfectly.

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