- Ole Miss tight end Caleb Odom has signed with Rosenhaus Sports Representation for NIL representation, with Oliver Chell handling his account.
- Odom, a 6'5" sophomore and former five-star recruit, transferred to Ole Miss from Alabama ahead of the 2025 season after recording seven catches for 65 yards across 12 games in his freshman year with the Crimson Tide.
- The signing positions Odom to build his brand with one of football's most powerful agencies, one that has negotiated over $7 billion in NFL contracts and recently added Jack Jones and Legend Bey to its roster.
- With Ole Miss now deploying him at tight end, a position where he was the nation's No. 1 recruit in the 2024 class, Odom's NIL stock is primed for growth heading into the 2025 season.
Ole Miss tight end Caleb Odom has officially signed with Rosenhaus Sports Representation for NIL representation. Oliver Chell, Marketing Coordinator and NFLPA Certified Agent at Rosenhaus Sports, will represent Odom in all NIL dealings.
The Carrollton, Georgia native arrived at Ole Miss in January 2025 after one season at Alabama, where he appeared in 12 games and made one start.
Originally recruited as the nation’s top-ranked tight end in the 2024 class, Odom made the move to Oxford under head coach Lane Kiffin, who saw him as a versatile weapon on offense. He has since transitioned back to tight end for the 2025 campaign.
Rosenhaus Sports, led by super agent Drew Rosenhaus, has been aggressively expanding its NIL and college athlete portfolio. The agency recently made waves signing cornerback Jack Jones and tight end Legend Bey to representation deals, signaling a clear push to lock up elite college talent early.
For Odom, landing Rosenhaus Sports NIL representation at just 20 years old, with three years of eligibility remaining, sets the table for serious brand-building well before his NFL Draft window opens.
Takeaways
This is exactly the kind of move that separates prospects who enter the draft with leverage from those who don’t. Caleb Odom was the most coveted tight end in the country coming out of high school, and despite a quiet freshman year at Alabama, his upside hasn’t gone anywhere.
Pairing that profile with the machine that is Rosenhaus Sports is a smart long-term play. Oliver Chell has been steadily building his athlete portfolio within the agency, and landing a player of Odom’s pedigree is a notable addition.
For Drew Rosenhaus and the firm, it also continues a clear pattern: get to elite college talent early, build the relationship, and be positioned when the NFL Draft conversation begins. The NIL space is now a recruitment and retention tool in itself, and agencies that move fastest win.
With Ole Miss deploying Odom at tight end, his natural position, does this signing signal that his NFL draft stock is being actively managed ahead of 2026 or 2027? How will Oliver Chell leverage Odom’s versatility (TE/WR) to attract brands looking for cross-demographic appeal?
