Baldwin and the Seattle Seahawks receivers teed off on a battered Carolina Panthers defense. Baldwin wore the best looking cleats of the week. The cleats were orange with tiger stripes and paw print accents. The cleats were the best possible example of what a player can do with My Cause, My Cleats. Baldwin, who was raised in Pensacola, Florida, choose to raise awareness for the Pensacola Tigers Southern Youth Sports Association. To donate or find out how you can help visit their site here.

Newton wore these custom Under Armour cleats that featured a snakeskin ankle strap and are meant to help draw attention to Newton's foundation. Unfortunately, most of the in game and postgame talk involved him not wearing a tie, but the foundation does some great work and you can find out more about it here.

Tate has been featured in these articles for the past few seasons because of the incredible Jordan colorways he has shown off. This week he chose to use the Jordan IX base with a blue paint custom layer over the top. Tate's cleats were designed to help draw awareness to his Golden Future Foundation that assists veterans in Michigan. Click here to learn more about the Golden Future Foundation.

Marshall has been a vocal advocate for mental health awareness and for Week 13, he wore a special pair of green cleats that were designed by the custom cleats master Kickasso. The cleats have a green base with green dots throughout. The cleats are the same shade as the Project 375 logo, which was the cause that Marshall had chosen to draw attention to. If you would like to learn more about Project 375 or would like to donate, visit them here.

Norman wore these cleats that were two different colors and featured stars painted on both of the cleats. Norman was choosing to raise awareness for his Starz 24 Non Profit. If you would like to find out more about Starz 24, you can visit their site here.

Bush wasn't originally going to wear any particular custom cleats for this week, but his close friend and former teammate Joe McKnight died last week in Louisiana and Bush chose to take the opportunity pay tribute to his fallen friend.

The Raiders' defense has been the unsung hero of their incredible rise to prominence. An instrumental part of this has been Nelson, who chose to wear these funky pink and black cleats for their game this past weekend. Nelson was wearing them to raise awareness for Breast Cancer Awareness. He did not list a particular foundation.

Garcon wore these low top multi panel cleats to raise awareness for his Pierre Garcon Helping Hands Foundation. For more on the foundation visit their page here.

Peterson and the Cardinals got a vital win against the Washington Redskins this past weekend. Peterson wore some of the coolest Under Armour Cleats that we have seen this season as Peterson looked to raise awareness for the Patrick Peterson's Foundation for Success that assists with literacy issues and other issues facing low income inner city youths. If you would like to donate you can do so here.

Incognito chose to wear these desert digital camouflage cleats for the Buffalo Bills game against the Oakland Raiders. Incognito works with veterans and chose to wear these cleats to help support Veterans One Stop Center.

Winston wore a rather simple pair of cleats for his match up against the San Diego Chargers. The cleats were designed to raise awareness for JDRF, a foundation designed to raise money for Type 1 Diabetes. The cleats were in the color of the foundation logo and also featured the logo on the Nike high top straps. If you would like to donate to JDRF, you can do so here.

Carr is a front runner for MVP and he has been dissecting teams lately. Carr chose to support a cause near and dear to him for My Cause, My Cleats. Carr wore one of the coolest pairs of cleats from this past weekend. The cleats featured a black and blue fade with a giraffe head on the heel. The giraffe is the same as the logo of Carr's cause which is neonatal care at the Silicon Valley Children's Hospital and if you would like to donate, you can do so here.

Crabtree has been one of the most consistently featured Jordan brand athletes in this article. Crabtree chose to represent his Crab5 Foundation. The Crab5 foundation aims to help kids have access to sports, fashion, and the performing arts. If you would like to donate or find out more about the Crab5 Foundation, click here.

Jones wore these multicolored spray painted cleats in honor of the Special Olympics. These Under Armour low top cleats featured the Special Olympics logo on the heel. If you want to donate or find out how you can help with the Special Olympics, click here.

Bengals running back Burkhead wore these apple red Nike cleats with a black silhouette of a football player standing with a boy wearing a number 22 jersey. The boy depicted on the cleats is Nebraska native Jack Hoffman who has been battling brain cancer for most of his life. Jack and Rex became close while Burkhead was the star running back at Nebraska. You might know Jack from his incredible moment in Nebraska's spring game where he ran for a touchdown and was carried off the field by the team. If you would like to donate to the Team Jack Foundation you can do so here!

On game day, Manning elected to wear cleats that helped raise awareness for Tackle Kids Cancer. Manning invited several children who beat cancer to come to the stadium and sign a special pair of cleats that were to be auctioned off. If you would like to donate to Tackle Kids Cancer, you can do so here.

For Beckham, Week 13 was a bit of a step back from some of the other cleats we have seen him wear. Beckham chose to wear cleats in support of the Make a Wish Foundation. If you would like to donate to Make a Wish, you can do so here.

Elliott had particularly adorable cleats as they featured his puppy painted on the sides. The white Nike cleats were designed for the SPCA in Dallas. If you would like to donate to the SPCA you can do so here.

Brown chose to wear these Nike cleats that were paying tribute to Big Brother Big Sister of America. You can donate to Big Brother Big Sister of America here.

This week, Green-Beckham elected to wear the Yeezy 350 cleat that he and others received from Adidas back in September. When asked what foundation he was supporting by wearing them, Green-Beckham responded, "the Yeezy Foundation." While there is no "Yeezy Foundation" perhaps DGB meant that he was paying tribute to Kanye West and his recent mental health struggles or perhaps he meant Donda's House Inc. Donda's House is a foundation which West started in honor of his late mother to help provide access to the arts for Chicago's inner city kids. You can donate to Donda's House here.