The First Family of Football
The Manning Passing Academy is owned and operated by the first family of football; Archie, Cooper, Peyton and Eli Manning... and is an integral part of their lives.
Archie Manning
Archie's leadership, dedication, and commitment have defined his success both on and off the football field. As Executive Director of the Manning Passing Academy, he oversees every aspect of the camp, ensuring excellence in teaching and coaching. His extensive football background embodies the ideals of discipline, perseverance, and teamwork.
Executive Director
Cooper Manning
Cooper, the oldest of the three Manning brothers, has earned national recognition for his humor and wit as host of "The Manning Hour" on Fox NFL Sunday. His experience in high school, college and professional sports has made him a natural fit in the broadcast booth and he has hosted and/or co-hosted numerous projects over the years, including both television and radio shows during football season on WWL in New Orleans.
Senior Associate Director
After an 18-year NFL career that included being the first person selected in the 1998 NFL Draft, two Super Bowl victories, five MVP awards, and a first-ballot Hall of Fame induction. Along with his enshrinement into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, he is also enshrined in the Louisiana, Tennessee, Indiana, Colorado and the UT Athletics Sports Halls of Fame.
Peyton continues to influence the game. His relentless preparation and leadership now extend beyond the field, shaping young athletes, engaging in philanthropy, and pioneering new projects in sports media.
Senior Associate Director
Peyton Manning
Eli's 16-year NFL career set the standard for quarterback excellence. The first overall pick in the 2004 NFL Draft, he became a two-time Super Bowl champion, two-time Super Bowl MVP, and Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year recipient. He is widely regarded as the most accomplished quarterback in New York Giants history. Known for his durability, he once held an ironman streak of 210 consecutive starts, ranking among the longest by a quarterback in league history.