Ole Miss' Trinidad Chambliss Talks NIL Earnings, Journey From Start of CFB Career, 'Wild to See'
By Julia Stumbaugh
Published on April 29, 2026.
Ole Miss player, Trinidad Chambliss, is set to enter his sixth college season with Ole Miss after a Mississippi court ruled against the NCAA's denial of an additional year of eligibility due to health issues at Ferris State. Despite this, he is projected as one of the top 50 highest-paid college athletes by On3, which gave him an NIL valuation of $1.6 million. If he entered the 2026 NFL draft and was selected outside the top 54 picks, he would have earned significantly more than what On3 projects for his first pro season.
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