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YOUNG GUNNER : Evangel Christian HS QB Peyton Houston Signs Multi-Year NIL Deal With Leaf Trading Cards



Houston Is The Latest Addition To The Leaf Trading Cards QB Of The Future Line
photo cred: Dallas Morning News

In a groundbreaking move, 15-year-old quarterback Peyton Houston from Evangel Christian Academy has secured a significant multi-year NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) deal with Leaf Trading Cards. This partnership marks a milestone in high school sports, as Houston becomes one of the youngest athletes to ever sign an NIL deal of this magnitude.


The Deal

Leaf Trading Cards, a company renowned for its collectible sports cards, has recognized Houston's potential and marketability and added them to their NEXTGEN Series featuring nationally ranked quarterbacks in high school or entering their freshman year in college. This deal includes the production of trading cards featuring Houston, that are available to fans and collectors now. The deal was put together and secured by Team IFA and Lionheart Sports Agency.


Peyton Houston: A Promising Talent

Peyton Houston has quickly become a notable figure in high school football. Despite his young age, he has shown remarkable skill and leadership on the field, making him a sought-after prospect that every program in the land is looking to sign. Houston's strong arm, strategic mind, escapability, and composure under pressure is what Heisman winners are made of. If you don't know what i'm talking about, please see this insane highlight reel below of a freshman Houston having his way with high school seniors, some of which are heading to D1 programs:





Impact on High School Sports

This NIL deal with Leaf Trading Cards not only benefits Houston but also sets a precedent for other young athletes who have star quality. It highlights the evolving landscape of high school sports, where student-athletes can now capitalize on their talent and marketability. Earlier this year, Nike signed a 13 year old McKenna "Mac" Whitham to an NIL deal showing age is not a hinderance to recognizing talent early. This partnership is expected to inspire other companies to explore similar agreements with promising young athletes.




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