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Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss Announces Career News Amid College Football Season

Originally posted on Athlon Sports | By Nate Lunak | Last updated Dec 6, 2025 1:56 PM ET

Trinidad Chambliss and the Ole Miss Rebels capped off the regular season with a Week 14 win over the Mississippi State Bulldogs. The team has been involved in heavy drama, with head coach Lane Kiffin leaving for the LSU Tigers.

However, at 11-1, the Rebels' national championship hopes are very much alive. ESPN's FPI gives Ole Miss a 100% chance of making the College Football Playoff.

Much of the team's success is tied to Chambliss. He's completed 218-of-333 passes for 3,016 yards, 18 touchdowns, three interceptions and a 157.6 passer rating. He's also rushed for 470 yards and six touchdowns on 118 carries.

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The Rebels' season has created a lot of Name, Image and Likeness opportunities for the redshirt senior. On Thursday, he teased a new partnership. Chambliss revealed the company of his newest NIL deal on Saturday as AT&T in a joint Instagram post.

"Y'all had eyes on the wrong transfer #ATTInfluencer #ad," the caption read.

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It doesn't come as much of a surprise that Chambliss has capitalized on a deal with a company as recognizable as AT&T. On3 estimates that his NIL valuation is at $665,000, which is the 54th highest among college football quarterbacks.

It's also the fourth highest among Ole Miss players, behind offensive tackle Diego Pounds ($1.6 million), EDGE Princewill Umanmielen ($1.1 million) and running back Kewan Lacy ($927,000).

This is Chambliss' final year of eligibility. That means time is running out for him to take advantage of more NIL deals with Ole Miss.

In the most recent College Football Playoff rankings, the Rebels earned the No. 6 spot. He and Ole Miss now wait for the final rankings, which will be announced on Sunday.

This article first appeared on Athlon Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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