Cowboys' Brian Schottenheimer pokes fun at Jaydon Blue over luxury cleats mishap

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Rookie running back Jaydon Blue turned heads when he showed up to the Dallas Cowboys' Thursday practice wearing a pair of Louis Vuitton-Nike cleats.
Unfortunately for Blue, the shoes didn't work out for him.
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Head coach Brian Schottenheimer said Blue got blisters on his feet, leading to the coach calling his shoes a “questionable decision" before having some fun at Blue's expense.
“About halfway through practice, I saw him laying. I say what the hell happened to Blue? ‘Coach, I’m fine. I got blisters.’ I said, ‘Oh, shocker. Look at the cool shoes you got.’”
Cowboys RB Jaydon Blue debuted new Louis Vuitton-Nike cleats at practice on Thursday, and HC Brian Schottenheimer laughed in saying that it was a “questionable decision.”
— Nick Harris (@NickHarrisFWST) October 3, 2025
“About halfway through practice, I saw him laying. I say what the hell happened to Blue? ‘Coach, I’m fine. I… pic.twitter.com/L6isQZRvuZ
On Friday, Blue was back at practice, but this time, he wasn't wearing anything special.
Better cleat decision today for Blue lol https://t.co/z3SoGlU5r9 pic.twitter.com/S6VzjYNtBj
— Nick Harris (@NickHarrisFWST) October 3, 2025
A fifth-round pick out of Texas, Blue has yet to make his NFL debut. With Miles Sanders nursing a knee and ankle injury, there's a chance Blue will finally see the field this week against the New York Jets. Fans are excited to see the change-of-pace back, who ran a 4.38 in the 40-yard dash.
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In addition to being a speedy back, Blue was a weapon out of the backfield as a receiver for the Longhorns, something that could help elevate the Dallas offense.

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Randy Gurzi is a graduate of Arizona State and has focused on NFL coverage since 2014.