For the third year the NFL is allowing players to represent a charity that they are passionate about in a unique manner with the league's player cause initiative, My Cause, My Cleats.
The initiative was created for NFL players to showcase a charitable cause that is meaningful to them. Players took part in helping to design their own cleats, with the NFL giving final approval.
The Steelers will wear their custom cleats when they play the New England Patriots on Sunday, Dec. 16 at Heinz Field, but there was a sneak peek at a few of them as a part of the NFL's 'unboxing' day.
Antonio Brown, who is supporting his Live Your Vision Foundation, and Joe Haden, whose cause is Special Olympics as he is their global ambassador, received their cleats already.
And there will be plenty more to come.
During Week's 13-16 of the 2018 NFL season, Steelers players will have the opportunity to showcase their chosen charitable cause on their game cleats. See what they will wear.
No. 84 WR Antonio Brown supporting the Live Your Vision Foundation
No. 84 WR Antonio Brown supporting the Live Your Vision Foundation
No. 84 WR Antonio Brown supporting the Live Your Vision Foundation
No. 84 WR Antonio Brown supporting the Live Your Vision Foundation
No. 23 CB Joe Haden supporting the Special Olympics
No. 23 CB Joe Haden supporting the Special Olympics
No. 23 CB Joe Haden supporting the Special Olympics
No. 23 CB Joe Haden supporting the Special Olympics
