Terrelle Pryor has signed with agent Drew Rosenhaus, multiple reports say.
Pryor, the former Ohio State quarterback who left the Buckeyes amid allegations he received improper benefits had until now been represented in public by his lawyer, Larry James.
Pryor took a flight to Miami late Sunday to meet with Rosenhaus, according to the Columbus Dispatch. Rosenhaus, one of the most powerful agents in sports, has experience with players involved in scandal; he appeared with Plaxico Burress last week after the former New York Giants wide receiver was released from prison.
James said he has notified Ohio State that Pryor has an agent, The Associated Press reports, officially making Pryor ineligible to compete in college football. Pryor is expected to enter the NFL supplemental draft.
The Saskatchewan Rough Riders of the CFL acquired Pryor's negotiating rights last week.
