Baylor QB Marshall Manning, son of Peyton Manning, out 'a few weeks' with injury
Baylor's freshman quarterback Marshall Manning is expected to miss some weeks with foot injury.
Baylor freshman quarterback Marshall Manning, son of former NFL star Peyton Manning, will miss the upcoming Week 2 game against Loudoun Sports Academy in Virginia due to a foot injury, according to the Chattanooga Times Free Press. He will be out for a few weeks, as stated by Baylor coach Erik Kimrey to The Times Free Press. Manning saw limited playing time in Baylor's season opener against Brentwood Academy on August 20, an ESPN2-TV'd game.
He entered the game to replace the starters Keegan Croucher and Brentwood Academy's Antwaun Adams, completing an eight-yard pass and then handing the ball off to David Gabriel Georges before Croucher returned to the match. Baylor secured a 38-20 victory over Brentwood Academy. The Red Raiders will not face another in-state opponent until they host Division II-AAA team CPA on September 18.
Baylor travels to Rabun Gap-Nacoochee in Georgia on September 4 and then heads to Louisville, Kentucky to face Trinity on September 18. Contact George Robinson, The Tennessean's high school sports editor, at georgerobinsontheleafchronicle.com or on the X platform (formerly Twitter) as @Cville_Sports.
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