It finally happened. Antonio Brown finally had an average week (from a cleats perspective and game standpoint). This week Antonio was seen racing around the field wearing the Nike Alpha Pro 3/4 standard issue Steelers cleats. Antonio, we had high hopes for you, and we will continue to check in, but this week was a loss in the cleats column.

Brandon Marshall had the worst individual play of the week. However, he did manage to pull off these all-white Under Armour Nitro cleats. It's after Labor Day, but these were just too clean not to wear with the white Jets uniforms.

Cam Newton continued his hot sneaker streak wearing these digital-camo Under Armour prototype cleats for warm-ups and a second (league-approved) pair in the game. Both of these cleats feature unique designs as Under Armour continues to show its wide range of creative cleats.

These cleats were dirtied early and often when Hyde was forced to do more chasing and tackling than a running back is accustomed to, yet the footwear still looked terrific. The young running back strapped on this pair of Adidas Adizero 5-star cleats in the always classic red and gold 49ers color scheme.

Say it with me Dorothy, err, I mean Mike, "There's no place like the end zone. There's no place like the end zone. There's no place like the end zone." The second-year Buccaneers receiver wore these candy apple red Nike Vapor Carbon Elites as he posted his first 100-yard game of the season, but was kept out of the end zone for a second-straight game.

Odell was another player who chose to challenge the "no white after Labor Day" notion and seemed to pull it off quite nicely. OBJ had a solid game with seven catches and an interpretive touchdown dance while rocking these low Nike Vapor Carbon Elites with a white base with a blue swoosh and Giants-blue laces.