He may not have a cleat named after him yet but with the strongest custom cleats around, Beckham is to cleats what Michael Jordan was to basketball shoes. This week, the "Nola Boy" chose to warm up with a special pair of cleats that featured Mardi Gras green and purple with "Nola Boy" written on the sides. Though Beckham hasn't had the hot start many of his fantasy owners have hoped for he has started the season on an absolute cleat tear. For this article, that's what matters most.

It was a storybook start for the Rams in Los Angeles, an incredibly boring storybook, but storybook none the less. The Rams chose to wear their throwback unis and Ogletree elected to pair the new Adidas Freak X mid cleats with the uniforms. The cleats featured the classic blue and a yellow Rams logo on the heel and matched up with the uniform flawlessly.

A bit like Beckham, Gurley hasn't found the end zone this season (nor has anyone else on the Rams) but that didn't stop him from rocking some of the best team edition cleats we've seen this season. Gurley is poised to become one of the league's best players and it's great to see that the sneaker game matters to him.

Suh has become one of Nikes biggest football athletes. He has become the face of their D and O Line cleats but that is not the reason he has made our list. He was seen wearing these Jordan IV's for his press conference.

Rodgers is, and has always been one of the most stylish quarterbacks in the NFL. His style often goes under the radar due to the fact that he wasn't a featured athlete in a sneaker campaign and because there are so many other guys in the NFL with louder styles. Rodgers signed a new deal with Adidas last year but hadn't been featured in their ad campaigns until more recently. Now Rodgers is towing the company line. He elected to wear the classic three stripes Stan Smith sneaker to his press conference.