CJ Stroud Makes Significant Donation to Ohio State's NIL Collective
The Houston Texans quarterback becomes the first former student-athlete partner to donate to 'THE Foundation', amid a successful offseason for Ohio State.
- CJ Stroud, former Ohio State quarterback and current Houston Texans player, has made a significant donation to Ohio State's NIL collective, 'THE Foundation'.
- Stroud's donation, reported to be between $50,000 and $100,000, marks him as the first former student-athlete partner to become a major donor to the collective.
- During his first season with the Texans, Stroud amassed 4,108 passing yards, 23 touchdowns, and a commendable 57.6 QBR, despite throwing only 5 interceptions.
- Stroud's donation comes amid Ohio State's successful offseason, with the return of major contributors to last season's 12-2 team and the addition of top transfer prospects.
- Stroud, who was valued at $2.9 million in NIL deals before entering the NFL, has expressed his aspiration to be the best, not just as a rookie or second-year player.
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