NFL Week 11 Drip Check: Jaquan Brisker is powerful in purple, Jaxon Smith-Njigba inches closer to history in bright yellow
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With NFL Week 11 in the books, we are starting to get a glimpse of the NFL playoff picture.
The New England Patriots started the week strong and further established themselves at the top of the AFC with a Thursday night takedown of their division rival, the New York Jets. And they looked pretty snazzy doing it in their Nor'easter uniforms as part of the NFL's new Rivalries initiative.
The Philadelphia Eagles are taking control in the NFC after beating another conference powerhouse, the Detroit Lions in primetime on Sunday. Jalen Hurts impressed in a pair of Jordan XI cleats. These all white ones were CLEAN.
In the NFL tunnel, powerful purple looks dominated the fashion statements. There was an artsy long sleeve shirt, a textured cargo jacket and a layered look that simply can't be beat. Plus a bright yellow outfit propelled another player closer to the history books.
Here's the NFL Week 11 Drip Check:
Quinshon Judkins
Quinshon Judkins’ arrival in a purple long sleeve shirt caught our eye. It’s from Enfants Riches Déprimés and has a comic strip-like print. He’s also repping Louis Vuitton with brown leather pants and a duffel from the brand’s collab with Tyler, The Creator.
The running back created some plays for the lowly Cleveland Browns, who are figuring out their quarterback situation. Judkins notched 59 yards on the ground in a home loss to the Baltimore Ravens.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba
Jaxon Smith-Njigba was impossible to miss as he stunted in a bright yellow woven leather varsity jacket from Supreme. His look was easy with jeans and a white tee. But the color didn’t stop with his jacket. Bold red sneakers finished the strong statement.
The Seattle Seahawks receiver has been dressing well and it must be working. He notched his seventh 100-yard game of the season on Sunday with nine catches for 105 yards and leads the league with 1,146 yards. With seven games left, he has a chance of passing Hall of Famer Calvin Johnson, who tallied 1,964 in 2012, for most yards in a regular season.
Get your popcorn ready.
Hollywood Brown
Hollywood Brown was golden in head-to-toe Gucci. Stylist London Wilmot chose the double G embossed suit for game day. The look is rounded off with a light blue dress shirt and matching suede horse-bit loafers from the Italian house.
While Travis Kelce stole the show for the Kansas City Chiefs breaking the franchise touchdown record, Brown had a cool four catches for 40 yards in a defeat to their division rival, the Denver Broncos.
Justin Jefferson
Justin Jefferson was ready to go in this Acne Studios fit by stylist Darnell Booker. The burgundy cargo jacket is grained bubble leather. The design on the Trompe L'oeil jeans is printed on! A fantastic optical illusion.
The All-Pro receiver had five catches for 61 yards in a loss as the Minnesota Vikings help rookie quarterback J.J. McCarthy find his footing.
Denzel Ward
Denzel Ward did what Denzel Ward does. He arrived dressed to impress with an unbuttoned Canadian Tuxedo from Kraftwork. The buttons are beautiful. A black knee-length leather trench with a hood added some edge.
The Cleveland Browns cornerback had five tackles in the team's loss to the Baltimore Ravens and he continues to keep their fashion game strong.
Garrett Williams
Garrett Williams rose to the occasion. He wore this limited edition Cactus Plant Flea Market x Kid Cudi graphic long sleeve T-shirt. It has reflective lyrics from “Rose Golden” printed on it. The look featured straight leg black cargo pants, white sneakers and a black beanie from Global Spiderz, the accessory of the moment.
The Arizona Cardinals cornerback contributed three tackles in the home loss to the San Francisco 49ers. Perhaps Kid Cudi's uplifting music can help Williams and the 3-7 team keep their heads up.
Jaquan Brisker
Jaquan Brisker took monochromatic to the next level. Stylist Infamis Missy pulled from five different designers to create the layered look for the Chicago Bears defensive back. We have a burgundy turtleneck and herringbone velour Kith button-up under a plum London Fog wool overcoat. Then there’s these dark berry Manière De Voir trousers. The accessories are the Marc Nolan triple burgundy suede loafer and the ultimate Rick Owens shades with mahogany sides.
This is high art.
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