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Following the Chicago Bears' 27-19 victory over the New York Jets in a Monday night snoozer, Week 3 of the new NFL season is officially in the books.
The weekend was headlined by a Super Bowl rematch, which saw the Seattle Seahawks once again prevailing over the Denver Broncos. This time around, it was a bit more competitive, as last-minute heroics by Peyton Manning helped Denver force overtime in the rowdy CenturyLink. However, after winning the coin toss, Russell Wilson led an 80-yard scoring drive for the Seahawks that ensured Manning wouldn't get another shot. With the way things are looking, it's possible we may see this matchup again in February.
Also shining in Week 3 was Devin Hester, who broke Deion Sanders' record for the most kick return touchdowns in NFL history when he nabbed his 20th in the Atlanta Falcons' win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers last Thursday. Sanders, who was in the building to see the record fall, called his friend the greatest return man of all-time. It's hard to argue with that.
Hester made the historic return in the Nike Vapor Speed Low, which according to him, is on the way to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. See what other cleats hit the field in Week 3 of NFL Watch.
Devin Hester -- Nike Vapor Speed Low
Victor Cruz -- Nike Vapor Carbon 2014 Elite
Tom Brady -- Under Armour Customs
Giovani Bernard -- Nike Alpha Pro
Dez Bryant -- Air Jordan 6 Low PE
Trent Richardson -- Nike Lunar Superbad Pro
Cyrus Gray -- Nike Alpha Pro
Philip Rivers -- Reebok Turf
Nick Foles -- Nike Zoom Code Elite
Steve Smith -- Under Armour Nitro Icon Mid PE
Drew Brees -- Nike Lunar Superbad Pro
Reggie Bush -- Nike Huarache 4
Larry Fitzgerald -- Nike Alpha Pro
Russell Wilson -- Nike Lunar Superbad Pro
Ben Roethlisberger -- Nike Lunar Superbad Pro Low
Ryan Mundy -- Nike Vapor Carbon 2014 Elite
images via Joe Camporeale, Greg M. Cooper, Robert Deutsch, Aaron Doster, Tim Fuller, Eric Hartline, Derick E. Hingle, Kevin Hoffman, Joe Nicholson, Steve Mitchell, Ron Schwane, Phil Sears, Jasen Vinlove, Dale Zanine, Mike Zerof for USA Today Sports
