Miami Hurricanes standout wide receiver Xavier Restrepo has officially signed a two-year deal, securing his future and solidifying his commitment to the next phase of his football career. The deal ensures that Restrepo will continue to make an impact on the field, though details about whether this contract ties him to an NIL agreement, a transfer, or a professional opportunity are still emerging.
Restrepo, one of Miami’s most consistent and dynamic playmakers, had a breakout 2024 season, leading the Hurricanes in receptions, yards, and touchdowns. His strong hands, route-running ability, and chemistry with Miami’s quarterbacks made him a critical piece of the offense. Many believed he could declare for the NFL Draft, but this new deal suggests that he’s chosen a different path—at least for now.
“This is just the beginning,” Restrepo said in a statement. “I love the game, and I’m ready to keep proving myself every single day.”
The specifics of the contract remain unclear, but sources speculate that it could be a high-value NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) agreement keeping him at Miami, a transfer deal with another top program, or even an early move to a professional league like the USFL or XFL. Whatever the case, this deal ensures that Restrepo will continue to be a key name in football for at least the next two years.
Hurricanes fans are eager to see how this decision shapes Miami’s offensive plans moving forward. If Restrepo stays with the Hurricanes, his presence will be crucial as Miami aims to contend in the ACC and beyond.
More details on his contract and future plans are expected to emerge soon. Stay tuned for updates.