Jimmy Graham looked like the pre-Seattle Seahawks Jimmy Graham that we all know and love. He had back to back 100-yard games and scored in both contests. Graham tore the New York Jets secondary to pieces in these Adidas cleats that had Seahawks green detailing on them. He wasn't the only Seahawk to have some fire on feet.

Sherm' had the unenviable task of having to cover Brandon Marshall. He got beat early, but stuck with Marshall. He ultimately picked off Ryan Fitzpatrick twice. Sherman was seen flying around the field in these Nike Vapor Pro's in Seahawks green. Bonus points for the metallic plating on the bottoms.

I have no idea what these are. Cam has been off his game both on the field and off of it (remember that awful hat from Week 3?). Then he shows up for warm ups against the Atlanta Falcons in these musically-inspired cleats? You're better than this Cam. You were on the cover of GQ less than a month ago!

I'm still angry about the pregame cleats but these C1N cleats in Panthers blue are sick and are among some of the best team colorway cleats in the game.

Brown chose to pay tribute to the late great (and Pittsburgh native) Arnold Palmer. The cleats featured Palmer's face and his name with a crown above it.

Williams has some big shoes to fill as Dez Bryant recovers from a minor knee injury. Williams chose to suit up in these white and black Nikes that had a blue and white elephant print in the swoosh.

Jones torched the Panthers defense and went for 300 yards in these black and silver Under Armour cleats.

When it comes to cleats, Beckham is the king. OBJ warmed up in these red tie dye cleats and changed out of them into these.

These are something else. They feature the October's Very Own owl and have gold bottoms. That's a Drake reference for those that don't know. These are some of the simpler and effortlessly cool cleats Odell has ever worn. Odell actually changed out of these to go back into the tie dye cleats after the Giants first drive.