Breaking: Virginia Tech Hokies’ 21-Year-Old Elite QB Kyron Drones Signs Biggest Deal of His Career — “VTech is Super Proud of You”
Blacksburg, VA — The Hokie Nation is roaring with pride today as star quarterback Kyron Drones, just 21 years old, has officially signed the biggest deal of his career. After a breakout season that put him among the nation’s elite, Drones inked a multi-million-dollar NIL agreement that solidifies his status not only as the face of Virginia Tech football but also as one of college football’s most marketable athletes.
The deal, rumored to involve a major national sportswear brand and multiple endorsement opportunities, marks a significant moment in both Drones’ career and the legacy of Virginia Tech athletics. “This is more than just a contract,” said Athletic Director Whit Babcock. “It’s a testament to Kyron’s relentless work ethic, leadership, and what it means to be a Hokie.”
Drones, who transferred to Virginia Tech in 2023, has since transformed the Hokies’ offense with his explosive arm and dual-threat capabilities. Fans watched as he led Tech to one of its strongest seasons in over a decade, building excitement with every pass, scramble, and touchdown celebration. His maturity, on and off the field, quickly made him a locker room leader and a fan favorite.
“I’m beyond grateful,” Drones said at the press conference. “Virginia Tech took a chance on me, and I wanted to give everything I had. This deal means my hard work is paying off, but it’s only the beginning. I’m here to finish what we started.”
The campus erupted on social media, with students and alumni flooding timelines with messages of support. The official Virginia Tech Football account posted, “From the field to the future — Kyron Drones, you make us proud. #HokieStrong”.
While the exact figures haven’t been publicly disclosed, sources close to the negotiation called it a “game-changer” for both Drones and the university’s NIL reputation.
As the 2025 season approaches, the spotlight will shine even brighter on Drones. But if history is any indicator, he’s ready for the challenge.
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