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For the second consecutive year, NFL players, coaches and officials around the league were outfitted in pink gear for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Additionally, pink ribbons (the official symbol of the fight against Breast Cancer since 1993) will be painted onto the fields and goal posts. As part of their “Crucial Catch” campaign, the NFL will auction off several of the game-worn pink items you’ve seen today for charity. Check out this week’s NFL Watch to see what your favorite players wore to do their part in the fight against Breast Cancer.

Pittsburgh cornerback Anthony Madison wore a pink colorway of the Reebok Molded NFL Burner Speed.

Giants cornerback Aaron Ross celebrates an interception while wearing the Nike Super Speed; teammate Michael Boley is wearing the Reebok Molded NFL Burner Speed.

Rejuvenated Jets running back LaDainian Tomlinson breaks loose in the Nike Air LT Superbad.

Saints receiver Lance Moore recovers a fumble with his Nike Vapor Jet Receiver Gloves.

Giants receiver Hakeem Nicks crawls toward in the endzone in the Nike Zoom Hyperfly.

Rams receiver Brandon Gibson runs downfield in the Nike Zoom Vapor Carbon Fly.

Rookie quarterback Jimmy Clausen receives wise words from Drew Brees while wearing the Reebok Sideline Players Cap.

Giants Head Coach Tom Coughlin was one of many coaches that wore a special pink colorway of Reebok’s Zig Pulse II.

Travis Johnson of the San Diego Chargers shows off his pink-based Nike Air LT Superbad cleats.

Broncos running back Laurence Maroney compliments his Reebok Molded NFL Burner Speed with Reebok Mayhem Receiver Gloves.

DeAngelo Williams of the Panthers runs hard in the Nike Air Zoom Merciless.

Jets head coach Rex Ryan wears a Breast Cancer Awareness version of the Reebok Sideline Coaches Cap.

Broncos running back Correll Buckhalter celebrates his game-winning touchdown in the Reebok NFL U-Form 4 Speed and Mayhem Receiver Gloves.

Brandon Jacobs rumbles toward the endzone in the Under Armour Fierce II.

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