adidas and Patrick Mahomes are expanding the reach of the quarterback’s signature Gladiator logo, adding 13 more high school football programs to the initiative for the 2026 season.
The latest group joins the 15 schools introduced last year, bringing the program to 28 high schools nationwide. Each participating program will receive new all-white uniforms this fall featuring Mahomes’ Gladiator branding.
The uniforms draw inspiration from Texas Tech’s “Too Cold” look, which debuted on-field last season as a nod to Mahomes and his signature style of play.
Among the schools involved is Christopher Columbus High School in Florida, the alma mater of adidas athletes Fernando Mendoza and A’mir Sears. The full group stretches across 14 states, with programs from California to Florida and several of Texas’ top high school football programs represented.
Participating High Schools, Sorted by State:
Arizona
- Chandler
California
- Corona Centennial
- Inglewood
- Lincoln
- Orange Lutheran
- Servite
Florida
- Central (Miami)
- Chaminade-Madonna
- Christopher Columbus
- Northwestern
- West Boca
Georgia
- Gainesville
- Grayson
Kansas
- Manhattan
Michigan
- Cass Tech
- Catholic Central
Missouri
- Liberty North
New Jersey
- Bergen Catholic
North Carolina
- Grimsley
Oklahoma
- Broken Arrow
Pennsylvania
- North Allegheny
Tennessee
- Baylor School
Texas
- Carthage
- Longview
- South Oak Cliff
- Southlake Carroll
- Vandegrift
- Whitehouse
The expansion continues adidas and Mahomes’ push to bring his Gladiator identity beyond his own signature product line and into the next generation of football programs. The new uniforms are expected to hit the field during the 2026 high school football season.
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