Price Check · 2026 Week 3

QB · Fifth Year+ · Ole Miss
Reported NIL Valuation
$6,000,000
Trinidad Chambliss's annual NIL value, as of May 8, 2026. A single-season figure carried as reported, not estimated by The NIL Standard. Reported by Yahoo Sports.
The figure above is not our estimate; it is the figure Yahoo Sports reported in May, carried as reported, and it sits third on our board. Week 3 was two different games for him: 21 of 27 for 248 yards and both touchdown passes before halftime of a 32–24 win over No. 7 LSU, then an interception, a 20-yard sack and a single scoring drive after it -- the 13-play drive he finished himself from 14 yards out.
Ole Miss beat No. 7 LSU 32–24 at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, September 19, 2026.
33
Completions
363
Passing yards
2
Touchdown passes
1
Interceptions
How much of Ole Miss's scoring went through one player.
363 passing yards, his most as a Rebel
The 48 attempts were a career high. The second-quarter touchdown pass made it 16 straight games with one, tying Eli Manning for the third-longest streak at Ole Miss; it was his 10th 300-yard passing game, tying Manning for sixth. The SEC named him its Offensive Player of the Week two days later.
Past Archie Manning on the Ole Miss passing list
The night moved him to 12th in career passing yards at Ole Miss, 4,861, passing Archie Manning -- in his 18th game as a Rebel.
No. 7 LSU, beaten in Oxford
The first meeting since 1962 with both teams ranked in the top 10 of the AP poll, before 70,033, an all-time high at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium. Ole Miss's 14th straight home win, and its second over a top-10 team under Pete Golding in six games.
294
Completions
3,937
Passing yards
22
Touchdown passes
3
Interceptions
Ole Miss threw for 363 yards across 33 receptions and 2 touchdowns, out of 426 total yards.
The question this page can ask is not whether an estimate held, because the figure above is not one. It is whether the price Yahoo Sports reported, third on our board, looks right against the work. For a half it did: 21 of 27 for 248 yards, a 21-yard touchdown to Traylon Ray on third-and-12 and a 20-yard touchdown to Deuce Alexander with five seconds left, 24–7 at the break against the seventh-ranked team in the country. That half is what the top of the board is supposed to look like.
The second half cut against him, and it was his. He was 12 of 21 for 115 yards after halftime with no touchdown pass. On third-and-6 at his own 23, under pressure, he threw the interception that LSU turned into a touchdown six plays later; the next possession ended in a missed 53-yard field goal, and the one after that ended when he took a 20-yard sack on third-and-10. Three third-quarter possessions, three empty ones, and across them a 24–7 lead became 24–24 -- the one piece of the comeback that matters for the price, because it is the piece that was his.
Then the drive that is the case for the number: 13 plays, 75 yards, 5:07 off the clock, 7 of 9 for 62 yards along the way and the 14-yard run that finished it at 6:14, the lead for good. The three-game body of work reads 77 of 110, 70.0%, for 924 yards, 7 touchdowns and 2 interceptions, and three wins. A figure carried as reported moves only when the reporting moves; our model does not touch it. The number stands because the report stands. Three games in, the case for it is a completion rate and a touchdown count; the case against it is one quarter, and the quarter was his.
The valuation above is a single-season figure reported by Yahoo Sports, as of May 8, 2026; it is carried as reported, not estimated by The NIL Standard. Game figures are operator-supplied and were checked against the official box score on September 21, 2026; they are reported figures, not estimates, and this database holds no game or box-score data of its own. Record-book and 2025 season figures were checked on September 21, 2026 against Ole Miss's official postgame notes for the game, the player's official Ole Miss bio and the official 2025 and 2026 Ole Miss cumulative statistics. The first-half and second-half passing lines are derived from the official play-by-play, with plays nullified by penalty excluded and one play read as the replay review ruled it; they sum to the official box score. No yards-after-catch or pressure figure is published here, because the official box score carries neither.