Friday’s A.M. Hot Clicks: Melissa Riso; Best of the NFL's Custom Cleats for Charity

Friday’s A.M. Hot Clicks feature the lovely Melissa Riso and some comedic commentary

Rohan Nadkarni | Dec 2, 2016

Friday’s A.M. Hot Clicks: Melissa Riso; Best of the NFL's Custom Cleats for Charity /

Custom Cleats

Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) of Texas / @PatDoneyNBC5 on Twitter

The NFL finally got something right! Players are allowed to break uniform policy and wear cleats to promote charitable organizations in Week 13 (see gallery below). Would it really be so bad if this were allowed year round? (Click here for full-size version.)

The best of the NFL's custom cleats for charity in Week 13

Dak Prescott

Huddle Up for Life, an organization that funds colon cancer research. Prescott lost his mom to colon cancer in 2013.

Ezekiel Elliott

Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) of Texas

Aaron Rodgers

Midwest Athletes Against Childhood Cancer (MACC)

Von Miller

Von's Vision, Miller's charity that gives glasses to children in need.

DeAngelo Williams

Breast cancer awareness. Williams lost his mother to breast cancer in 2014.

Antonio Brown

Big Brothers Big Sisters

Drew Brees

The Brees Dream Foundation, which improves the quality of life for cancer patients.

Kirk Cousins

International Justice Mission

Richard Sherman

Blanket Coverage, Sherman's foundation that provides school supplies and clothing to children in need.

Emmanuel Sanders

Emmanuel Sanders Foundation, supporting homeless families in America.

Vernon Davis

Vernon Davis Foundation for the Arts

Jimmy Graham

Angel Flight Soars, which provides free flights for families needing medical treatment.

Jordan Howard

Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation. Howard's father, nicknamed "Doc," died from the disease in 2007.

Derek Carr

Valley Children's Healthcare and promoting neonatal care.

Larry Fitzgerald

First Down Fund, Fitzgerald's organization that funds positive activities for children.

Blake Bortles

BB5 Foundation

Devon Still

Still Strong Foundation, which fights childhood cancer.

Tyrann Mathieu

RISE, an organization that promotes racial equality and social progress through sports.

Jameis Winston

Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation

LeSean McCoy

ALS Association

DeAndre Hopkins

Aid to Victims of Domestic Abuse (AVDA) of Texas

Brock Osweiler

Ronald McDonald House, fighting childhood cancer.

Greg Olsen

The HEARTest Yard, which supports children with congenital heart defects.

Clay Matthews

CureDuchenne

Tyrod Taylor

Olmsted Center for Sight, helping the blind and visually impaired.

Carson Palmer

Phoenix Children's Hospital

Brandin Cooks

American Heart Association

Delanie Walker

Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD)

Eric Berry

Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, an organization that funds Hodgkin's lymphoma research. Berry was diagnosed with the disease in 2014 but is now cancer-free.

Marcus Peters

Fam 1st Family Foundation, an organization that empowers and educates youth in the Bay Area.

Vincent Jackson

Jackson in Action 83 Foundation, an organization that provides support to military families.

Jarvis Landry

Cystic Fibrosis Foundation

Doug Baldwin

Southern Youth Sports Association - Pensacola

Dont'a Hightower

American Diabetes Association

Matt Ryan

Children's Healthcare of Atlanta

David Johnson

Anti-bullying

Down Goes Golden State

I’m still shocked every time the Warriors lose, and Thursday night it happened in Oakland at the hands of the Rockets. James Harden recorded his fourth triple-double even though he wasn’t amazing down the stretch. Stephen Curry fouled out. And Ryan Anderson hit three after three. I would not mind for this to be a playoff series. (Also shocking: My Heat getting a road win against the Jazz!)

Cowboys Keep Rolling

Dallas won its 11th straight game Thursday night, squeaking past the free-falling Vikings. Dak Prescott and Ezekiel Elliott weren’t dominant, but they did just enough to win. The Vikings have to feel robbed, though, because it appears officials missed a penalty on the game’s deciding play. Minnesota fans are now starting to find unique ways to describe this season.

Melissa Riso: Lovely Lady of the Day

Your LLOD is Melissa Riso, who is back by popular demand. (Click here for full-size version.)

I Love The Current D-Wade

ESPN made some lame, knockoff rap about Dwyane Wade Thursday night. Twitter reacted appropriately.

Since You Can’t Move In With Them

You probably aren’t welcome at Justin Verlander's and Kate Upton’s new home, but you can buy Colin Kaepernick’s.

DUNK BREAK

James Michael McAdoo needs to lose at least one of his names after getting yammed on.

DUNK BREAK II

LeBron still has it.

A Dark Moment

Ya MCM

Ya mcm think resumé is French for continue
— The Americanized Rastafarian Pickleball Percy (@chef_boyar_d) October 11, 2016

They Need To Chill

Odds & Ends

All the Harry Potter easter eggs you missed in Fantastic Beasts ... Here is a terrifying shark video to keep you on land forever ... New shows and movies you can stream this month ... The Full House creator bought the house from the original TV show ... GQ wants to know; How do you pee? ... All the dumbest, weirdest and worst Westworld fan theories ... Here’s a quick look at the Mummy reboot with Tom Cruise ... I never knew Dwyane Wade vs. Roger Federer was so controversial ... Charles Barkley hasn’t been a good analyst for a long time.

Move Over, Al Michaels

In honor of Nickelodeon's new animated Christmas movie Albert, our very own Tiff Oshinsky had the stars—Bobby Moynihan and Sasheer Zamata from Saturday Night Live and Judah Friedlander of 30 Rock—use their comedic and voiceover talents to be commentators for a few sports clips featuring kids. You can check out Albert premiering Dec. 9 at 7 p.m.

Try To Relax Today

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Published Dec 2, 2016

ROHAN NADKARNI

Rohan Nadkarni covers the NBA for SI.com. The Mumbai native and resident fashion critic has written for GQ.com, Miami Herald and Deadspin.