Anthony Edwards And adidas Call Out SGA’s Favorable Whistle In Latest Ad

Over the past few years, no brand has marketed a signature athlete better than adidas has with Anthony Edwards. The Three Stripes and its creative... © Sneaker News, 2026. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us The post Anthony Edwards And adidas Call Out SGA’s Favorable Whistle In Latest Ad appeared first on Sneaker News. The post Anthony Edwards And adidas Call Out SGA’s Favorable Whistle In Latest Ad appeared first on Sneaker News.

Over the past few years, no brand has marketed a signature athlete better than adidas has with Anthony Edwards. The Three Stripes and its creative partners have largely stayed out of Ant’s way, letting him be himself while leaning into the mix of charisma and fearlessness that defines his game. That approach has paid off through a string of viral campaigns that blend his playful personality with a shoot-first, no-apologies mentality, a combo that’s made him one of the league’s most entertaining stars regardless of team allegiance.

For All-Star 2026, Ant and adidas take things a step further by openly clowning the rest of the NBA’s elite. Victor Wembanyama appears as an alien as Ant drills a jumper and chirps “weight room,” while the stat bars at the bottom of the ad deliver some brutal one-liners. Giannis Antetokounmpo runs the “FT Time” stat, Nikola Jokić is credited for his “Equestrian Skills,” and reigning MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is shown next to a ref with his favorite accessory being a whistle, a nod to the free-throw discourse that follows him online. The Converse SHAI 001 catches a stray as well, with “Not Da 2s” appearing under SGA’s shoe category. Rounding things out is a completely gassed Luka Dončić, poking fun at the conditioning chatter that resurfaced around his shocking trade from Dallas to Los Angeles.

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On foot is the adidas Anthony Edwards 2 “All-Star” aka “Lucid Orange,” set to release February 12th just ahead of All-Star Weekend. Edwards was recently named a 2026 Western Conference All-Star reserve, marking his fourth straight selection in six total years in the league. Needless to say, his latest adidas ad might earn him a few side-eyes in the locker room.