Jeremiah Smith stars in new adidas campaign following strong season opener

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Last updated Sep 8, 2026

Jeremiah Smith stars in new adidas campaign following strong season opener
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Ohio State receiver Jeremiah Smith has been named the face of a new adidas brand campaign titled “Show ‘Em.” The promotion launched Tuesday and features a video narrated by his father, Chris, focusing on Smith’s upbringing in Miami Gardens. This marketing effort arrives after Smith recorded eight receptions for 151 yards and two touchdowns in Ohio State’s Week 1 victory over Ball State. As a junior, Smith holds a $5 million NIL valuation and continues his collegiate career while maintaining an endorsement deal with adidas. Despite his professional brand affiliation, Smith plays for a Nike-outfitted school and cannot display adidas branding during game competition. The receiver previously tallied over 1,200 receiving yards in each of his first two seasons with the Buckeyes. Smith and Ohio State now prepare for a matchup against Texas in Austin.

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  • Jeremiah Smith recorded eight catches for 151 yards and two touchdowns in Week 1.
  • The adidas “Show ‘Em” campaign features a video narrated by Chris Smith.
  • Smith holds a $5 million On3 NIL valuation as a junior.
  • Ohio State faces Texas in an upcoming Week 2 game in Austin.
  • Nike provides Ohio State’s team uniforms, restricting Smith from wearing adidas during games.
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In Week 1, Jeremiah Smith put on a show as Ohio State cruised to victory against Ball State. The star receiver is also now appearing in a new campaign with adidas as part of his NIL deal with the apparel company. Smith is at the center of adidas’ new “Show ‘Em” campaign, the company announced […]

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