Nike signs eight college football players to NIL deals ahead of 2026 season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 17, 2026, 3:53 AM
Last updated Jul 17, 2026
Nike has unveiled a new cohort of eight college football players for its NIL roster ahead of the 2026 season. The group includes notable talents such as Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss and Texas receiver Cam Coleman, among others. Each athlete will receive signature products and media opportunities through their partnership with Nike. The list features players who are projected to be top NFL prospects, emphasizing Nike's commitment to the upcoming generation of talent. Nike’s executive vice president of global sports marketing highlighted the brand's dedication to supporting athletes both on and off the field.
- •Trinidad Chambliss leads the group as Ole Miss quarterback.
- •Cam Coleman joins as a key transfer for Texas.
- •The list includes potential Heisman candidates and first-round NFL draft prospects.
- •Other signees are from LSU, Oregon, Vanderbilt, and Ohio State.
- •Nike aims to support athletes' long-term success beyond sports.
- 3:53 AMYahoo Sports — Nike adds eight College Football stars to NIL roster before 2026 season
"The top outfitter inks future NFL stars to deals.
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