Texas A&M Star WR Jerome Myles Turns Down $6.4 Million in NIL Offers from Tennessee and Kansas State to Stay in College Station — ESPN Reports
April 14, 2025 – College Station, TX — In a powerful display of loyalty and belief in his current program, Texas A&M wide receiver Jerome Myles has reportedly rejected massive NIL offers totaling $6.4 million from the Tennessee Volunteers and Kansas State Wildcats, according to a report from ESPN.
Myles, a rising star and one of the most dynamic playmakers in college football, was at the center of an aggressive NIL push from both SEC and Big 12 contenders. Despite the financial incentives on the table, the junior wideout chose to remain at Texas A&M, signaling his trust in the program’s direction and coaching staff.
“Jerome is a cornerstone of what we’re building here,” said Aggies head coach Mike Elko in response to the news. “His decision shows he’s not only committed to his own development, but also to helping Texas A&M compete for championships.”
Myles’ decision to stay in College Station is seen as a significant win for the Aggies in the high-stakes world of NIL-era college football, where elite talent is constantly being courted by deep-pocketed programs.
With Myles returning, Texas A&M’s offense is expected to be one of the most explosive in the nation, and his loyalty is already galvanizing fans and teammates alike.
