How much does Max Hunt make in NIL?

Tight End · Pittsburgh Panthers · ACC

Hunt is a redshirt freshman tight end at Pitt, listed at 6-4 and 225 pounds in No. 86. He enrolled early with the Panthers' 2025 class out of Plant High School in Tampa, where he averaged more than 17 yards per catch as a senior with 17 receptions for 292 yards and three touchdowns and helped his team to an 8-4 record and the Florida Class 6A playoffs. ESPN rated him among the nation's top 35 tight end prospects.

ClassRedshirt freshman
Jersey#86
2026 roleRotation / two-deep candidate
HometownTampa, FL
Estimated 2026 NIL valuation
$41K to $64K

Estimated range as of August 2026. Modeled estimate, not a confirmed deal.

Influence (social)12%
Exposure (program/market)28%
Performance38%
Brand & sport22%

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What is Max Hunt's NIL value?

As of August 2026, Max Hunt's estimated NIL value falls between $41K and $64K. Max Hunt is a tight end for the Pittsburgh Panthers in the ACC. Max's figure is a modeled estimate based on audience, on-field role, market and sport.

SportFootball
PositionTight End
SchoolPittsburgh Panthers
ConferenceACC
LevelNCAA Division I (Power conference)

NIL at Pittsburgh Panthers

Pitt's NIL effort is anchored by Alliance 412, the collective serving Panther athletes, in a city where college programs share attention with the Steelers, Penguins, and Pirates. That professional competition keeps Pitt's NIL market modest for a power conference school, and few Panther football players appear in national valuation services, making most published figures estimates. ACC membership still provides the revenue base for House settlement participation: since 2025 Pitt can pay athletes directly under the first-year cap of about $20.5 million, which rises annually, a mechanism that matters most for programs without deep collective fundraising. Basketball history and the urban Oakland campus give some athletes endorsement paths outside football.

How NIL value is calculated

An NIL value is an estimate of what an athlete could earn from name, image and likeness over 12 months, not a salary or a confirmed deal. We weigh audience (social reach and engagement), performance and role, school and market, and the sport and position. No exact NIL figure is publicly disclosed for Max, so the value shown here is a modeled estimate. See how NIL valuations work.

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How much does Max Hunt make in NIL?

Max Hunt's 2026 estimated NIL value falls between $41K and $64K, a modeled estimate of 12-month name, image and likeness earning potential. The exact figure and the full breakdown are free on this page with an email.

Is that Max's salary or net worth?

No. The figure estimates what Max could earn from name, image and likeness deals over 12 months, such as endorsements, appearances and social media. It is not a salary, not a signed contract, and not Max's net worth. The deals an athlete actually signs can differ from any estimate.

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