State Farm TV Spot, 'What If: Relocate' Featuring Malika Andrews, Rel Howery.

Tennessee Titans running back Derrick Henry has taken on a new job off the football field as the newest spokesman for State Farm insurance. Henry is just the latest NFL star to take on the role.

Kevin Miles aka "Jake from State Farm". State Farm announced they were planning on reviving their character, Jake, in 2020 and they cast Miles, who went by Mimms then, in the role.

Aaron Rodgers has been the star of State Farm commercials for more than a decade.

The tall guy in the "What If Not Tall?" State Farm commercial is Boban Marjanovic. Marjanovic is an NBA center who has made a secondary career out of appearing in commercials.

star Khaby Lame State Farm plans to use those naming rights to its advantage with a new campaign that will feature TikTok star Khaby Lame alongside spokesman Jake from State Farm.

Arike Ogunbowale ' Yes, it's Arike Ogunbowale. Arike Ogunbowale leans back in a chair and kicks a pair of Nike Air Force 1s covered in Swarovski crystals onto a desk with Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban standing in front of her. She sports sunglasses and two chains with gleaming diamond pendants - one encrusted with her No. 24.

In the 2011 commercial, Jake was portrayed by Jake Stone, an actual State Farm employee. He told The Pantagraph in February that he now works as a bartender in Normal, Illinois, where he lives with his wife and their two children.

Arike Ogunbowale ' Yes, it's Arike Ogunbowale. Arike Ogunbowale leans back in a chair and kicks a pair of Nike Air Force 1s covered in Swarovski crystals onto a desk with Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban standing in front of her. She sports sunglasses and two chains with gleaming diamond pendants - one encrusted with her No.

The Jake from State Farm character was rebooted in 2020 for a new campaign with a new actor in the role (Kevin Mimms, aka Kevin Miles), years after the original campaign featuring the famous “Uh … khakis” tagline.

Clay Matthews, Dana Carvey, Randall Cobb, Patrick Mahomes, dogs and “Jake” all starred with Rodgers over the next decade in State Farm ads. It was one of the most valuable endorsement deals for any NFL player, worth an estimated $3 million per year for the four-time MVP.

Via Sportico.com, the insurance giant confirmed that the sponsorship deal ended after the 2022 season concluded. “We wish Aaron the best in his future endeavors,” a State Farm spokesperson told Kurt Badenhausen of Sportico, in an email regarding the termination of the deal that dated back to 2011.