Before even taking the field as Texas’ starting quarterback, Arch Manning was already being touted by some analysts as a potential Heisman Trophy contender. He quickly downplayed the hype, saying his focus is on improving every day and winning games.Manning struggled in the Longhorns’ season opener against Ohio State on Saturday, completing 17 of 30 passes for 170 yards, with one touchdown and one interception in the 14-7 loss.However, with football in his blood, Manning is undeterred by the setback."I think it was a long 24 hours, but I think I got it all out of the way," Manning said (via Anwar Richardson of Orange Bloods)."Watched the tape with everyone this morning - the good, the bad, the ugly - and then now we’re full on to San Jose State – I guess after this media [session] and we stop talking about it."On Saturday, many of Manning’s passes were off-target, either too high or too low, with most of his production coming late in the game as he began to find a rhythm. If he had not rallied in the fourth quarter, concerns might have grown about his caliber.Manning proved his skills even though it was too late to win Saturday's game, and he even got a nod from the NFL GOAT, Tom Brady.“Even though he didn’t have his best game today and they lost, if he uses this to his advantage, Arch, he’s going to be tougher for it and he’s going to have a better next game because of it,” Brady said during an interview with Pro Football Focus.Joel Klatt urges patience with Arch Manning after Texas’ Week 1 lossNo school faced a tougher Week 1 challenge than Texas, traveling to play defending champion Ohio State. As the No. 1 Longhorns fell to the Buckeyes by a 7-point margin, many pointed out that Arch Manning struggled with short and intermediate throws that his predecessor, Quinn Ewers, executed with ease.FOX Sports analyst Joel Klatt believes there is no reason to panic or doubt Manning and Texas’ season after a single game.“I’m just telling you right now – zero panic for Arch Manning and the Texas Longhorns, Zero," Klatt said on Monday (via On3). "They are going to be just fine."Did he play great? No. Did he throw the ball accurately? No. Did he make a lot of poor decisions? Yes. Am I worried? Absolutely not. Texas is going to be just fine."Texas will play against San Jose State on Saturday.