LOOK GREAT, PLAY GREAT: NFL Week 10’s Best Tunnel Fits
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The NFL is officially past the halfway mark for the season. The colder months are here, so we’re expecting to see more and more winter-ready fits from stars around the league. Before the deep freeze really hits, we’ve got another edition of Sole Retriever’s LOOK GREAT, PLAY GREAT for the NFL.
In case you haven’t seen, we also kicked off our LOOK GREAT, PLAY GREAT NBA edition, which we’ll be releasing once a week. With all that said, let’s take a look at the best tunnel fits from week 10 NFL action.
Micah Parson
There’s a bit of personal bias on two fronts for this pick. This author is glad to see Micah Parsons no longer in the NFC East and is a big fan of the Yeezy 700. So when Micah pulled up to play on Monday night in the original adidas Yeezy Boost 700 Waverunner, designed by the iconic Steven Smith, a change to the list had to be made.
Azareye'h Thomas
Before Parsons rocked the Waverunner, another NFL player laced up a pair of Yeezy 700s. That was Azareye'h Thomas of the Jets. His colorway of choice is adjacent to the original Waverunner, but it's got a different sole unit. The Wash Orange colorway dropped in October 2021 and features a nearly identical upper to the Waverunner, but uses an all-orange midsole to stand out.
Chris Moore
This has been quite the year for OG Air Jordans. One of the best to be re-released in 2025 was way back in March when Jordan Brand dropped the Flu Game 12s. Like millions of other sneakerheads, Chris Moore of the Washington Commanders has love for the pair as he laced them up before entering Sunday’s game against the Lions (even if he didn't see any action on the field).
Clelin Ferrell
Clelin Ferrell of the San Francisco 49ers is one of many players taking a liking to Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s signature model with Converse, the Shai 001. He was spotted rocking the Shai 001 in Hail Clay, which pays homage to SGA’s wife Hailey.
Del’Shawn Phillips
While Del’Shawn Phillips played for the University of Illinois during his college days, he inadvertently rocked a pair of Jordans that are often associated with the University of Oregon. Phillips, who plays for the Los Angeles Chargers, wore the Air Jordan 5 Retro Apple Green, or as many sneakerheads refer to them, the Oregon Ducks. The pair is basically the same as the iconic AJ 5 Oregon Ducks PE that was given to the team in 2014, sans the Ducks logo.
Foye Oluokun
Jacksonville Jaguars’ linebacker Foye Oluokun isn’t stressed that Travis Scott’s website still reads “SOON.” He was spotted wearing Scott’s upcoming Jordan 1 Low collab with fragment design, a pair that is currently fetching over $1,400 on the secondary market. Unfortunately for us without NFL contracts, that may be too high a price to pay. Oh, yeah, the pair will also be exclusive to Scott’s website, so good luck whenever the raffle does go live, you’ll need it.
Jacoby Brissett
Since taking over the QB1 position from an injured Kyler Murray, Jacoby Brissett has had a rough go at it. He’s 1-3 in his four starts this season. That’s not entirely his fault, but still, not a great look. Before taking a loss to the Seattle Seahawks, Brissett laced up the Concepts x Nike SB Dunk Low Purple Lobster.
Keon Coleman
Sunday’s Bills vs. Dolphins matchup saw the visiting Buffalo squad take their first L to Miami since 2022, marking only the second Dolphins W against the team in the 2020s. Wide receiver Keon Coleman did his best to help Josh Allen, catching one touchdown pass in the game. Before he took the field, Coleman was spotted rocking the Air Jordan 11 Retro Bred.
LaJohntay Wester
The Baltimore Ravens have finally turned it around. They started the year 1-5, but a bye week in week 7 was the reset they needed. Since then, they’ve won all three games they’ve played. LaJohntay Wester must be happy about this, even if he did fumble during Sunday’s game against the Vikings. He was spotted wearing the recently released Kobe Bryant Nike Air Force 1 Low Court Purple.
Sanoussi Kane
Another Ravens player to make the list is Sanoussi Kane. The safety also wore some purple footwear in honor of his team, choosing a pair of the Alternate Grape Air Jordan 5s. Luckily for sneakerheads, the original Grape AJ 5 dropped over the summer.
Taron Johnson
Finally, we complete the list with another Buffalo Bills player. Taron Johnson stretched the Halloween vibes into November with his footwear choice, lacing up a pair of the Nike SB Dunk Low Mummy, which features a mummy cloth-like upper, glow-in-the-dark finishes, and eyeballs on the heel.
Sneakerhead from South Florida who turned his passion into a career. When not writing for Sole Retriever, I enjoy attending concerts and catching the latest movies. Email: nick@soleretriever.com
