The Air Jordan IX is currently in story telling mode, bringing folks the tale of Johnny Kilroy. This weekend some real life athletes will be suiting up in the silhouette, as Jordan Brand’s troupe of NFL stars is set to take the field in a pretty big array of team specific colorways for the cleated out remix of the sneaker. Click through with us to check out the Air Jordan IX NFL cleats for Michael Crabtree, Josh Freeman, Dwight Freeney, Andre Johnson, LaMarr Woodley, Hakeem Nicks and Charles Woodson, and look out for them on the gridiron this weekend.

With the NFL really getting going as of Sunday the doors were wide open for plenty of Jordan Brand player exclusives to hit the field. And they did just that, with Michael Crabtree, Josh Freeman, Andre Johnson, Charles Woodson, and LaMarr Woodley all lacing up in their special pairs of the Jordan Super.Fly. Click through with us to see each in action and drop us a line in the comments as far as which pair you’d most wanna see at retail.

Hakeem Nicks was the guy to get this going this season in the NFL as far as on-field player exclusives, his Jordan Super Fly pair hitting the scene in that first match up between the Cowboys and the Giants. Joining him will be Michael Crabtree, Josh Freeman, Andre Johnson, Dwight Freeney, Charles Woodson, and Lamarr Woodley, who are each getting personalized colorways in the same vein tying in with their respective squads. Flip through our gallery to check out all these NFL pairs of the Jordan Super Fly and stick with us for sightings from the gridiron.

LaMarr Woodley continues to be one of the most inspiring of Jordan Brand athletes, making headlines even when he’s not on the field for the Pittsburgh Steelers thanks to his charitable efforts. His latest move was the First Impressions Back to School, which invited 200 boys from his home town of Saginaw to register for a free haircut and back to school supplies. Click through our gallery for the photo recap and stay tuned with Jordans Daily for more updates on the extra curricular activities of Team Jordan members like this.

You already know that Jordan Brand athlete and Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker LaMarr Woodley is doing alright for himself, ranking on Forbes’ Highest Paid Athletes list, but how is he doing for those around him? Woodley recently made quite the commendable donation to his high school alma mater, throwing $60,000 their way to alleviate mounting budget cuts that threatened to impose a sports participation fee to raise funds. Good to know that Jordan Brand’s guys are not only of the highest caliber athletically but also philanthropically.

Forbes recently broke down the top 100 earners in pro sports over the last year, with a handful of Jordan Brand superstars making the ranking. Their Big Three performed well as expected, with Dwyane Wade coming at #35 with $24.7 million, Carmelo Anthony at #44 with $22.9 million, and Chris Paul at #72 with $19.2 million. A handful of non-NBA athletes popped up on the list as well, including LaMarr Woodley, Derek Jeter, C.C. Sabathia, and Carl Crawford. Now you know where all that sneaker money is going. via Forbes

Randy Moss was the first member of Jordan Brand’s football division as a member of the Minnesota Vikings. Since then, the roster has expanded to players like Jason Taylor and Marvin Harrison. Current members of the Team Jordan roster include the Houston Texans’ Andre Johnson, the Indianapolis Colts’ Dwight Freeney, the Pittsburgh Steelers’ Lamar Woodley and the San Fransisco 49ers’ Michael Crabtree. All four players will be critical to their team’s success this season and begin their march to the Superbowl this Sunday. Stick with Jordans Daily to see what player exclusives these guys will wear this season and more Jordan related news.