Jeremiah Smith Stars in adidas’ “You Got This” Campaign

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Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith continues to make his presence felt both on the football field and in the world of sports style.

Widely regarded as one of the most exciting young wide receivers in college football, Smith opened the 2026 season in impressive fashion. In Ohio State’s September 5 matchup against the Ball State Cardinals, the sophomore hauled in eight receptions for 151 yards and two touchdowns, immediately reminding fans why he is considered one of the game’s elite collegiate talents.

Off the field, Smith is also building an impressive roster of brand partnerships. The Ohio State standout recently appeared in adidas’ latest football advertisement, “You Got This,” sporting a head-to-toe lineup from the Three Stripes brand, including adidas apparel, socks and cleats.

Smith officially joined the adidas roster through a NIL partnership announced on July 2, 2025. Reflecting on the partnership at the time, Smith spoke about his connection to both Ohio State and the brand.

One of the most memorable moments from last season was losing my black stripe and officially becoming a Buckeye,” Smith said. “Fast forward a year and I’m blessed to be adding three, joining the fastest brand in football. It’s crazy to be partnering with a brand that has such a talented roster of players and that I’ve been wearing since I was a young kid. We’re not done yet.”

Chris McGuire, adidas Vice President of Sports Marketing, also highlighted Smith’s potential and his place among the brand’s next generation of football talent.

We’re building a roster of collegiate athletes that are writing new chapters, creating legacies and shattering records for their programs and universities,” McGuire said. “As the face of the next generation of elite football players, Jeremiah has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to the game, making him a perfect fit for our roster of athletes.”

The adidas partnership is just one part of Smith’s growing brand portfolio. The young star has also collaborated with companies including American Eagle and 7-Eleven, further establishing himself as one of the most recognizable names in college football both on and off the field.

Photos: adidas Football