Ohio State WR Chris Henry Jr. signs NIL deal with Nike
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 17, 2026, 1:37 AM
Last updated Jul 17, 2026
Chris Henry Jr., a five-star freshman wide receiver for Ohio State, has signed an NIL deal with Nike. This agreement places him alongside fellow Buckeyes Bo Jackson and Jermaine Mathews Jr. who also have deals with the athletic brand. Henry, who previously was associated with Adidas, will now represent Nike as part of the Buckeyes, a Nike-sponsored program. The signing comes amid ongoing recruitment discussions for fellow five-star prospect David Gabriel Georges, who is reportedly considering offers from both Ohio State and Tennessee. Georges is expected to announce his decision on July 22.
- •Chris Henry Jr. signed an NIL deal with Nike on July 16.
- •He is a five-star freshman wide receiver for Ohio State.
- •Henry joins teammates Bo Jackson and Jermaine Mathews Jr. in NIL agreements with Nike.
- •The signing is relevant amid David Gabriel Georges' recruitment battle.
- •Georges is expected to announce his decision on July 22.
- 1:37 AMYahoo Sports — Ohio State freshman WR Chris Henry Jr. signs NIL deal with Nike
"Ohio State five-star freshman wide receiver Chris Henry Jr. joins two other Buckeyes who have an NIL deal with shoe giant Nike.
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