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Manning Sighted at Son's High School Football Game
3 Oct
Summary
- Peyton Manning attended his son Marshall's high school football game.
- Marshall Manning is the backup quarterback for Baylor School.
- Baylor School played rival McCallie School in a highly anticipated game.
Peyton Manning, an NFL Hall of Fame quarterback, made an appearance at a high school football game to support his son, Marshall Manning. Marshall is currently serving as the backup quarterback for the Baylor School Red Raiders. The game in question was a significant crosstown rivalry match against McCallie School.
Marshall Manning transferred to Baylor School before his eighth-grade year and is the backup to Ole Miss commit Keegan Croucher. He had previously played in the Red Raiders' season opener, completing one pass for a first down. After an injury, Marshall returned to action last week, playing the entire fourth quarter in Baylor's victory over Montgomery Bell Academy.
Baylor School entered this pivotal rivalry game ranked No. 12 nationally and No. 7 in the Southeast region. Peyton Manning, a former star for the University of Tennessee, remains a beloved figure in the state, having had a distinguished NFL career before his Hall of Fame induction in 2021.
