Full list of Jets participating in My Cause, My Cleats

Many players of the New York Jets will wear custom cleats reflecting their commitment to charitable causes during tonight’s Monday Night Football game.

It’s always a great sight to see when players of the NFL give back to their respective causes and communities. Such is the case with the New York Jets as they’ll have many players wearing customized cleats for the My Cause, My Cleats campaign.

Courtesy of the Media Relations Department of the Jets, take a look below at the official press release including a full list of players participating.

Jets players will have the chance to share the causes that are important to them during Monday Night Football on December 5, 2016, as part of the NFL’s My Cause, My Cleats campaign. The initiative is a culmination of 18 months of collaborative work between the NFL and players across the league. Throughout the season, participating players have worked with The Players’ Tribune to tell the stories behind their cleats via long-form features and profile cards. A profile card for Jets defensive lineman Muhammad Wilkerson can be seen here.

More from The Jet Press

Players are planning to showcase their causes on-field and many have worked directly with cleat manufacturers to design them. Of the 30 players participating, some players, including Jets wide receiver Brandon Marshall, worked with an independent customizer to design cleats for players on the team who opted to participate in the campaign. A special My Cause, My Cleats themed television spot aired during Sunday’s games and will continue airing this week. The spot, which features Marshall designing his cleats with kids from his Project 375 foundation, focuses on promoting awareness of mental health can be viewed here.

Want your voice heard? Join the The Jet Press team!

A photo gallery of players’ cleats and their causes can be found here. The gallery will continue to update as more cleats arrive as below is the current list of participating players, their cause and charity:

This article originally appeared on