Arch Manning Joins EA Sports' College Football 25 After Initial Opt-Out
The Texas quarterback's decision to participate in the game comes with a significant NIL deal and raises questions about future precedents.
- Arch Manning initially declined to be part of EA Sports' College Football 25, focusing on his on-field performance.
- He reversed his decision, announcing his inclusion in a video featuring his uncle, Eli Manning.
- Manning's NIL deal with EA Sports is reportedly worth between $50,000 and $60,000.
- The decision has sparked discussions on the implications for future player negotiations with video game companies.
- Manning remains the backup quarterback for Texas, behind starter Quinn Ewers.