NFL Player Sports Mossy Oak Bottomland Cleats in Support of ‘My Cause My Cleats’

Every so often, sports and the outdoors find a way to team up, and it typically results in a ‘win’ for both sides. Yesterday, as I reluctantly stayed home and decided against hitting the woods for a quick afternoon sit, a cool story stood out during the pre-football hype show about a player wearing Mossy Oak Bottomland cleats for an amazing cause.

If you were paying attention, week 13 in NFL may have looked slightly different. That’s because the NFL allowed players to wear customized cleats for their games to spread awareness for causes/charities supported by the athletes. This marks the third year now the NFL has invited players to customize their cleats for their “My Cause My Cleats” campaign.

Now, we saw some pretty flashy kicks on the field during this week’s NFL games, but our eyes immediately fixated on one pair in particular..

Jacksonville Jaguars punter, Logan Cooke, took the field Sunday sporting these Mossy Oak Bottomland cleats in support of the Catch-A-Dream Foundation.

 

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Tomorrow I will wear these @mossyoak bottomland cleats to support @catchadreamfoundation. Catch-A-Dream takes children with life threatening illnesses on hunting and fishing trips of a lifetime. To help donate, click the link in my bio! #EveryDollarCounts

A post shared by Logan Cooke (@logancooke9) on Dec 1, 2018 at 11:40am PST

Catch-A-Dream takes children with life threatening illnesses on hunting and fishing adventures of a lifetime. The cleats will be auctioned at the 43rd Annual 2019 NWTF Convention in Nashville Tennessee, February 13-17. Fans can also bid on the game-worn sneakers by going to this website with proceeds going towards the player’s favorite charity.

For obvious reasons, our favorite pair of kicks were the Mossy Oak Bottomland cleats, but here’s a look at some other cleats that stood out to us:

Texans center Nick Martin honored firefighters with these:

Sneak Peek: Houston Texans center @NDmartin72’s cleats today honoring firefighters. pic.twitter.com/AqC6M7pZXv

— Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell) December 2, 2018

Carolina Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey rocked these for Wounded Warrior Project:

 

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Honored to represent @wwp for this years #MyCauseMyCleats #ServingThoseWhoSacrificed #QC35II

A post shared by Christian McCaffrey (@christianmccaffrey) on Nov 29, 2018 at 3:53pm PST

Pittsburgh receiver Juju Smith-Schuster sported these cleats as he teamed up with the Call of Duty Endowment:

 

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This is something that’s really special to me. It’s an honor to team up with the Call of Duty Endowment, @k_o.brand_kickasso and inspiring Purple Heart recipient Myron Ellis, as we all push for more high-quality jobs for veterans. Check out the story of how we came together to honor Myron’s service through the design of these unique cleats on @ESPNNFL’s NFL Countdown this Sunday, Dec. 2. #mycausemycleats #CallofDutyPartner

A post shared by JuJu Smith-Schuster (@juju) on Nov 27, 2018 at 9:01am PST

And Carson Wentz, a known hunter, will be wearing these cleats when he faces off against Washington in the Monday night game. The cleats pay tribute to the charitable work done by his AO1 Foundation.

The cleats Carson Wentz will wear for “My Cause My Cleats” Monday @AO1Foundation #Eagles pic.twitter.com/lnHYv6Pq3m

— Jeff Kerr (@JeffKerr247) November 30, 2018

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