Though Patterson did not end up wearing these in the actual game, it is still hilarious to warm-up while wearing socks with your own face on them.

Landry has been wearing great cleats for the last few weeks and continued to do so when he wore these Dolphins� color cleats for his game in Los Angeles.

Kirkpatrick had an incredible toe-tap interception along the sidelines against the Buffalo Bills. He did this while wearing his Salute to Service cleats that featured digital desert camouflage and service ribbons on the sides.

Newton wore cleats with fur on them. I am not sure whether or not I like these, but then again I find myself asking the same question every week when I see what Newton has chosen to wear to his postgame press conference.

There is something incredible about the fact that Beckham used his pregame cleats to preview his in game �Back to The Future� Cleats.

Beckham wore a customized cleat version of the Nike Air Mag shoe that was famous because it was the self-tightening shoe that Michael J. Fox wore in the �Back to the Future� film. Nike has been selling these for the past few years but only just recently added the self-tightening function. Unfortunately, they cost about $10,000 and are only released in limited quantities, so us normal folks will have to wait for a widespread release sometime in the future.

DeAndre Hopkins elected to wear these Mexican flag themed cleats for his game against the Oakland Raiders on Monday Night Football. Unfortunately for Hopkins, the Texans lost to a surging Raiders team.

Francois capped off Salute to Service month with these wonderful grey high-top cleats that paid tribute to the shark nose art that is commonly seen on military planes.