​Arch Manning. © IMAGNArch Manning’s performances have been hit or miss this season, prompting speculation about his future in college football.While the quarterback appeared destined for the NFL, this season has sparked talk about him staying in college for at least another season, whether at Texas or elsewhere.Analyst Todd McShay, who says Arch Manning should remain in college, also revealed that he heard from NFL teams that Manning would be a first-round pick regardless of when he takes the step up.“Arch isn’t ready. Arch should come back to college for another year. I would love to see him with, and I’ve said this before, but with Will Stein in Kentucky,” McShay said on The Triple Option podcast.“But I do wanna remind people that I’m talking to NFL guys all the time. If Arch comes out, he’s gonna be a first-round pick, even though he’s not ready,” McShay said.Stephen A. Smith’s Comments About Texas’ CFP Ranking PositionTexas was ranked seventh in the first CFP Rankings, and Stephen A. Smith made it clear that he felt the committee was doing what it could to protect the Longhorns.“They’re going to do everything they can to make sure that Texas has every opportunity to be in these playoffs, because if you drop them lower and they lose another game, you definitely have to push them out. Meanwhile, at number seven, there’s an outside chance that if you lost another game, you might drop as low as 11th or 12th, but not completely out of the picture. That’s what I sense. I do not know, but that’s the impression that I get,” he said onFirst Take.With Arch Manning leading the charge, Texas plays Missouri this Saturday knowing that nothing less than a win will be acceptable.Also Read: “Finds A New Way To Look As Stupid As Humanly Possible”: CU Alum Mocks Deion Sanders Over Vague Press Conference Response“Worst Nightmare”: Fans React to Malachi Toney’s Injury Update Ahead of Miami vs Notre Dame ShowdownCollege Sports Network has you covered with the latest news, analysis, insights, and trending stories in tennis, college football, men’s college basketball, women’s college basketball, and college baseball!