My cause, my cleats

A large number of Dolphins players joined others around the NFL in wearing specially-designed cleats to promote social causes or draw attention to issues. The program is called “My Cause, My Cleats.”

Running back represented Multiple Endocrine Neoplasia (MENs); defensive end

linebacker and center represented race relations & social progress for the Ross Initiative in Sports for Equality (RISE); long snapper

represented special needs children for Island Dolphins Care; tight end and cornerbacks and

represented autism for Autism Speaks; defensive end

represented Mucopolysaccharidoses for the National MPS Society & Kalel’s MPS Superhero Foundation; wide receiver represented Cystic Fibrosis for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation; center

represented Mental Health Awareness Month; wide receiver

represented race relations and social progress for Dream Defenders; defensive tackle

represented education, health, wellness, nutrition and international outreach for the Ndamukong Suh Family Foundation; safety represented underprivileged youth for the First Step Program & Van Duzer Foundation; defensive end

represented injustice and social movement for APEX Academy.

Branch, John Denney Jordan Lucas Dion Jordan Steen Kenny Stills Wake Jay Ajayi Andre Jelani Jenkins Mike Pouncey Dominique Jones, Tony Lippett Jarvis Landry Ndamukong Suh Anthony Michael Thomas Cameron