Ohio State QB Quinn Ewers Reportedly Signs Endorsement Deal Worth More Than $1 Million

Ewers continues to cash in on his decision to reclassify and enroll early with the Buckeyes.

Quinn Ewers’ decision to skip his senior season of high school and enroll early at Ohio State paid off in a big way on Tuesday afternoon, as Darren Rovell of The Action Network reported the freshman quarterback signed a multi-year deal with Houston-based autograph company GT Sports Marketing worth more than $1 million.

JUST IN: Athlete autograph giant GTSM has signed its first big NIL deal: A multi-year deal with @QuinnEwers, who finished HS a year early to go to Ohio State to be able to cash in on NIL.

Sources say deal negotiated by @Rubicontalent/@SPORTSTARSNYC is worth more than $1M+.

— Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell) August 31, 2021

The deal was later confirmed by ESPN's Tom VanHaaren, who specified the terms as three years and $1.4 million.

This is just the latest in a string of endorsements for Ewers, who was widely regarded as the nation's top-rated prospect coming out of Southlake (Texas) Carroll. That includes one with Texas-based beverage company Holy Kombucha that offered him cash and equity in the company.

Ewers, who will begin his college career as a backup after arriving on campus on Aug. 15, also received Ford F-250 Tremor pickup truck over the weekend as part of a partnership with Columbus-based car dealership Ricart Automotive. 

#1 and #1 working together… welcome @QuinnEwers to the @ricart family in this @RabidCustoms lifted supercharged @FordTrucks @Ford F-250 Tremor. Look out for big things with @akidagain and thanks to @BuckeyeScoop and @kirk_barton for making this happen #PoweredByRicart pic.twitter.com/GIzlo8em8l

— Rick Ricart 🏍🏎💨 (@RickRicart) August 28, 2021

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