Peyton Manning’s Son Marshall Manning Makes High School Debut
The 15-year-old freshman QB saw his first varsity reps on Friday.
The next generation of the Manning family officially took the field Friday night, as Marshall Manning, the son of NFL legend Peyton Manning, made his high school debut for Baylor School in Tennessee.
The 15-year-old freshman QB entered the scrimmage against Buford as Baylor’s QB2, seeing some varsity action for the first time during the second quarter before also receiving reps with the JV team.
Like his father, Marshall is wearing No. 16 at Baylor. He was previously part of the Class of 2029 before reclassifying and is now a Class of 2030 prospect.
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