Spotted: Two Bills, Two Huaraches

We’ve had a ton of Huarache spotting so far this NFL season, and we aren’t done yet! Although the Buffalo Bills didn’t make the playoffs this year, they did have a few players wearing Nike lacrosse cleats.
Buffalo Bills Wear Nike Huarache Lacrosse Cleats

Spotted - lacrosse in unexpected places

Editor’s note: Welcome to another great installment of “Spotted”. With your help, we hope to shine a light on lacrosse spotted in unexpected places, whether it be on TV or in real life. If you find any aspect of lacrosse in a place you didn’t expect it, we would love to hear from you. Take a quick photo or video and email it to [email protected].

We’ve had a ton of Huarache spotting so far this NFL season, and we aren’t done yet! Although the Buffalo Bills didn’t make the playoffs this year, they did have a few players wearing Nike lacrosse cleats.

Here’s what spotter Broderick has to say:

In watching a Bills game a couple weeks ago, I noticed that our backup QB, Thad Lewis, was rocking some Huarache 3s, however, I couldn’t get a good picture. Again, the week after that, I noticed one of the wide receivers, Robert Woods, had on what I’m pretty positive are Huarache 4s. Today a picture popped up on my Twitter feed that had BOTH of the previously mentioned players (and their cleats) in it. Robert woods is #10 and Thaddeus Lewis is #9.

Buffalo Bills Wear Nike Huarache Lacrosse Cleats

Other Huarache Spottings:

Custom Colt Huaraches

Breast Cancer Awareness Huaraches 1

Breast Cancer Awareness Huaraches 2

Denver Broncos

Dallas Cowboys

Arizona Cardinals

Pittsburgh Steelers

University of Phoenix Commercial

Check out ALL our past spottings!

Spot lacrosse somewhere unexpected? Email your spottings to [email protected]!

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