In recent years, NFL players have become more daring with their cleat designs. While many players see it as an outlet for creativity or messaging, the league has restricted the bold compositions to ...

INDIANAPOLIS — The annual My Cause My Cleats game is one of the NFL’s best campaigns, giving players the chance to raise money and awareness for various initiatives. Colts linebacker Chad Muma’s life ...

Will Anderson Jr. held a cleat in each hand and examined the details painted on the shoes' surface. The cleats he'd be wearing for the Houston Texans' Thursday night game were painted olive green and ...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jaguars revealed their custom ‘My Cause My Cleats’ designs Tuesday morning, each created to spotlight a charitable organization chosen by players across the roster. For kicker ...

New Orleans Saints defensive end Cam Jordan spotlights St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital/St. Jude's Cure4Kids with his newly designed cleats for the "NFL My Cause My Cleats" campaign. Jordan ...

SHIOCTON, Wis. (WBAY) - We’re just two days away from a border battle between the Vikings and Packers at Lambeau Field, but this Sunday, winning the game isn’t the only cause on the field. Hundreds of ...

GREEN BAY (WLUK) -- The Green Bay Packers will sport custom cleats Sunday to help tackle causes close to their hearts. Dozens of players, coaches and staffers will take part in the annual My Cause My ...

Sandy Cheeks announces Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry as the MVP of Week 17 of the 2025 NFL season on "NFL Slimetime". "NFL Slimetime" features the NFL's Walter Payton Man of the Year ...

Youth development and education are a high priority issue for Jaguars players for this year's initiative. WR Parker Washington chose to represent Heart of the Kids Social Services, Inc. on his cleats ...

An 8-year-old Mattoon girl, who uses art therapy to cope with cancer treatments, is now getting her artwork framed on an NFL quarterback’s cleats. Raelle Jackson was battling leukemia at the Saint ...

Kicking has always been a part of American football. It is called “foot” ball after all. But for the NFL’s first half-century, most kickers used a silly-looking straight-on kick with their toes. It ...