Every week I say to myself, "Ok, so that's probably the last time Antonio Brown will find himself in the cleat review," and you know what happens every Sunday? Every single Sunday he raises the bar with a new and unique pair of cleats. Despite missing last week's edition due to a particularly wild array of cleats from everyone else, the league's most exciting receiver has made it back into our good graces this week.

It's been a hellish year for the Lions. They are without a doubt the best 0-5 team of all time, as they are busting at the seams with talent at running back, quarterback and receiver. Despite all of these weapons the Lions are sitting winless, and yet last weekend Matt Stafford did his best to try to direct people's eyes away from their horrific play with this phenomenal pair of cleats. Matt, your breast cancer awareness cleats were without a doubt the only nice thing to look at in a game that was over soon after it started. RIP 2015 Lions season. Also, shout-out to reader Ryan R. for helping me ID these cleats.

Mohamed Sanu had a great game in a defining Cincinnati Bengals comeback victory against the Seahawks. Sanu sported yet another pair of eye popping low top Nike Vapor Carbon cleats. This is the second straight week Sanu has made the list, and we look forward to seeing what he wears for his matchup against the Buffalo Bills.

Despite the ups and downs of the Bills offensive production, Watkins has consistently worn some of the best looking cleats in the league. This week Watkins rocked these bright pink low top Adidas Crazyquick 2.0 cleats.

Yes, there is a wide receiver on the Raiders named Seth Roberts, and yes, he wore these wild looking pink and black Under Armour Nitro Mid MC cleats. Roberts, who didn't have a reception this week, still managed to have the best looking cleats on the field.

Remember how I said that Matt Stafford's cleats were the only nice thing to look at on the Lions? Yeah, well I misspoke: these cleats worn by Stephen Tulloch were the other nice thing to look at on the Lions. Tulloch was seen sporting these Nike CJ cleats.

The Bengals defensive end spent a good portion of the day chasing after Seahawks running back Thomas Rawls while sporting a different pair of cleats. He was actually seen warming up in these custom Nike low top Batman Bengal cleats.  Perhaps if he had worn these in the game he would have looked more like the Dark Knight and less like Bruce Wayne.