Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams' cleat maker has started hiding brand logos on the player's footwear after the NFL issued fines for uniform violations, a move the maker says "makes sense." The decision comes as the league continues to enforce strict equipment guidelines.
The cleat maker, who customizes Williams' shoes, explained that concealing logos helps avoid further penalties while maintaining the player's personal style. The NFL has previously fined players for displaying unapproved branding on game-day equipment.
