Harnessing unparalleled athleticism and boundless versatility, Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah commands the field with unwavering determination.

Hailing from Hampton, Virginia, he ignited his football journey at Bethel High School, emerging as one of the nation's elite athletes. In February 2017, he solidified his commitment to the University of Notre Dame, a prestigious institution with a storied football legacy.

In 2019, Jeremiah propelled himself to the forefront as a full-time starter, accumulating 80+ tackles, an impressive 13.5 for loss, 5.5 sacks, four pass break-ups, and dual prowess with two forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries. The zenith of his collegiate tenure came in 2020, earning him the coveted title of ACC Defensive Player of the Year and was selected Unanimous All-American Team. He clinched the pinnacle of linebacker excellence by seizing the Butkus Award given to the best LB in College Football.

April, 2021 heralded Jeremiah's induction into the NFL through his selection by the Cleveland Browns during the NFL Draft. A 22-year-old prodigy, he promptly left an indelible mark as a rookie, etching his first career sack against the Chicago Bears in Week 3. His inaugural season epitomized resilience with 75+ tackles, three for loss, four deflected passes, and two forced fumbles. This performance solitified his inclusion in the NFL All-Rookie Team, a testament to his talent and dedication.

Beyond the stadium lights, Owusu-Koramoah stands as a community leader and philanthropist. His nonprofit, NKWA, is a beacon for holistic development (mind, body, spirit) for youths near and abroad.

As his third NFL season is approaching, Jeremiah is in the pursuit of excellence. Fueled by past success, he's committed to elevating his foundation and propelling the Browns towards a return to the postseason and, ultimately, the Super Bowl.