Arch Manning poses for iconic snap with grandad and uncles to celebrate Year 28 of Manning Passing Academy

Arch Manning shared a special moment with his grandad and uncles as they celebrated the 28th anniversary of the Manning Passing Academy. The event took place in Thibodaux, Louisiana, from June 27 to June 30. This annual football camp, hosted by the Manning family, brings together 100 coaches and over 1,500 campers, including talented college quarterbacks.

On Saturday, Eli Manning shared a legendary photo with Texas Longhorns QB Arch, Cooper's eldest son, and Archie and Peyton, celebrating Year 28 of the Manning Passing Academy.

According to The Times, a statement from the camp reads:

“For more than 50 years, the Manning family and the quarterback position have been practically synonymous with one another."

“As such, their summer vacations always revolve around the annual Manning Passing Academy a family owned and managed football camp that embraces the basic fundamentals of football while catering to the offensive skill positions of RB, TE, WR and, of course, QB.”

On the other hand, Friday Night Lights brought the heat with thrilling events like the Riddell Air-It-Out Competition and Nike Quarterback Challenge. In an interview with Saints News Network, Archie Manning said:

"Our number is about 40 to 45 starting college quarterbacks. They will serve as camp counselors. The college kids heard about it, and most of them must feel like it's a good experience, so they want to come."

The history of the Manning Passing Academy dates back to its first camp in 1996 at Tulane University, hosted by former Green Wave head coach Buddy Teevens.

The Mannings welcome Bill Belichick as a special guest at this season's Manning Passing Academy

The Mannings will welcome six-time Super Bowl-winning coach Bill Belichick as a special guest coach this season. Look forward to seeing NFL coaches, quarterbacks, Louisiana sports legends and maybe even team owners at the 28th Manning Passing Academy camp.

According to Sports Illustrated, Archie noted that six quarterbacks from this year's NFL Draft attended the camp. Despite the forecasted low-90s weather, campers will push through the heat and humidity to learn from the best.