Aggies receiver Evan Stewart agrees to NIL deal with luxury fashion brand Coach

The Aggies star receiver is making big moves off the field after agreeing to a NIL deal with luxury brand Coach, marking the latest addition to his growing portfolio.

Texas A&M wide receiver Evan Stewart will be making highlight-worthy catches for the Aggies later this fall, but when it comes to making big moves off the field there’s no better time than the present.

According to On3, the sophomore wideout, who was a five-star plus recruit in the 2022 recruiting cycle and of the key members of A&M’s top-ranked class, has signed a name, image, and likeness (NIL) deal with the luxury fashion brand Coach. After promoting the brand on his Instagram multiple times as of late, it appears that Tuesday’s news put a stamp on their official partnership.

The luxury brand specializes in leather handbags, luggage, accessories, and clothing.

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The Aggies’ star receiver joins fellow SEC athlete and LSU basketball star Angel Reese, who is coming off a national championship, as recent signees with the luxury brand. Reese agreed to a deal with the company back in August and gifted her entire team Coach bags ahead of the Women’s 2023 NCAA Tournament.

Stewart flashed his star potential as a true freshman in 2022, finishing with 53 receptions for 649 receiving yards and two receiving touchdowns. Over this past weekend, he hauled in seven catches for 97 yards in the Aggies’ annual Maroon and White spring game.

The sophomore’s latest deal with Coach only expands his current NIL portfolio after he agreed to a deal with NIL deal with NOCCO USA, a popular European drink that was developed in Sweden. According to On3, his $871,000 valuation ranks No. 29 in the On3 NIL 100, which is a NIL ranking of the top 100 high school and college athletes ranked by their On3 NIL Valuation. He also ranks No. 18 in NIL valuation in college football.

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