Golf Inspired Davante Adams' Air Jordan Cleats

Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Davante Adams' favorite offseason hobby inspired his Air Jordan cleats.

Don't look now, but the Las Vegas Raiders have won two straight games to even their record and place themselves back in the mix of the AFC. A win today against the Chicago Bears, and the season looks salvageable. There is plenty of credit to go around for the Raiders' recent success, but veteran wide receiver Davante Adams should be at the top of the list.

The 30-year-old has put together another career year thus far and looked good while doing it. With the help of Jordan Brand designers, Adams has rocked several player-exclusive cleats that are works of art. Jumpman designer Ryan M. Smith recently shared a detailed look at a pair of Adams' cleats from earlier this season.

During Week One of the NFL season, Adams wore a pair of player-exclusive Air Jordan cleats that were both classic and cutting-edge. Smith shared images of Adams' Air Jordan 4 cleats in a golf-inspired colorway. According to Smith, it was the first-ever Air Jordan 4 Low. "No reps, no customs. An authentic PE story based around Tae’s favorite off-season muse" said the designer.

It goes without saying these cleats are one-of-one and never releasing to the public. The silver lining for Raiders fans is that they can choose between a wide range of Air Jordan sneakers and golf shoes on the Nike website. We cannot all be Adams, but we can at least dress like him.

The NFL season is far from over, and there is still plenty of time for Adams and the Raiders to make noise. We already know that Jordan Brand will continue to make headlines thanks to their innovation. Follow FanNationKicks.com for all your footwear news from the sports world.

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