Clemson national champion. Fourth-round pick of the New York Giants. Now partnering with brands and stages that want a voice built on the part nobody films — the work between the highlights.
Wayne has spent his career in the rooms brands are trying to reach — college football's biggest stage, an NFL locker room, and the grind of the practice squad. That range is the product. He can speak to the kid chasing a scholarship, the trainer selling recovery, and the executive who wants a partner who shows up on time and on message.
Partnerships are built around real usage and real storytelling. No copy-paste captions, no posts that read like an ad read.
Fit comes before fee. Wayne takes on brands whose mission lines up with his own values, and turns down the ones that don’t.
Native short-form across Instagram, X and LinkedIn. Concept, shoot and edit handled — you approve, we post.
Training, recovery, nutrition, footwear and lifestyle. Long-term ambassadorships preferred over one-off posts.
Retail openings, camps, trade shows, meet-and-greets, media days and hospitality suites.
Camps and clinics with genuine reach into high school and travel-sports networks across Georgia and the Carolinas.
Name, image and likeness for campaigns, packaging, retail and in-store creative.
Giants — No. 22

Wayne's story isn't a straight line, and that's why it lands. National title at 22. Drafted. Started. Cut. Signed. Cut again. Practice squad. Back on the field. He talks about the parts of a career that don't make the highlight reel — which is exactly the part most rooms need to hear.
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On cameraWhat it takes to prepare at full intensity for a game you may never be called into — and how that discipline transfers to any team.
Inside a program that beat Alabama for a national title: standards, accountability, and what separated that locker room from every other one.
Contracts, cuts, brand-building and life after the roster spot. A candid look at treating a playing career like a business.
For parents, coaches and young athletes: recruiting, development, and the difference between pressure and preparation.
Wayne Gallman IIWayne Gallman II grew up in Loganville, Georgia and played at Grayson High School before signing with Clemson, where he redshirted a year and then rewrote his role in the offense. He ran for 1,514 yards and 13 touchdowns as a redshirt sophomore, added 1,133 yards and 17 touchdowns the following season, and was named second-team All-ACC twice.
In January 2017 he finished the job Clemson had been chasing: a College Football Playoff National Championship, won 35–31 over Alabama. Months later the New York Giants took him in the fourth round of the NFL Draft.
He spent four seasons in New York, and his 2020 campaign was his most productive as a pro — 682 rushing yards and 6 touchdowns on 147 carries. From there came the part of football nobody puts on a poster: stops with San Francisco, Atlanta and Minnesota, practice-squad time in Kansas City and Seattle, and a return to the field with the St. Louis BattleHawks.
Wayne knows what it looks like to be the guy everyone's watching, and what it looks like to be the guy fighting to be seen. Today he partners with brands and speaks to rooms that want something more useful than a highlight reel.
Away from football, that's the part that comes first. Everything else gets built around it.
It's also how he picks who to work with. Wayne partners with brands whose mission lines up with his own morals and values — rooted in family, belief and prayer — and passes on the ones that don't. The brands that do fit get someone who means what he says on camera.


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Brand partnerships, speaking engagements, appearances and media. Send the details and you'll get a real reply — usually within two business days.
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