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Freshman QB Marshall Manning Faces Injury
29 Aug
Summary
- Marshall Manning, freshman backup QB, injured his foot.
- He will miss several weeks of play for Baylor School.
- Manning debuted last week connecting for a first down.
Marshall Manning, the freshman backup quarterback for Baylor School's football team, has sustained a foot injury. According to reports, this injury will keep him sidelined for several weeks. Manning, son of Hall of Fame quarterback Peyton Manning, recently made his high school football debut.
In his first game, Manning connected with a receiver for a first down on his initial varsity snap. He also carried the ball before the starting quarterback returned. Manning transferred to Baylor prior to his eighth-grade year and is currently serving as the team's backup quarterback this season.