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topic Health • www.espn.com • Jul 19, 2026 15:23

'Slippers and slides, baby!': For fun or therapy, NFL players love their off-field footwear

'Slippers and slides, baby!': For fun or therapy, NFL players love their off-field footwear
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Why This Matters

Medical breakthroughs like this offer hope to patients worldwide and represent years of dedicated research improving lives.
From Hulk slides to Hot Wheels slippers to therapeutic mules, NFL players focus on their feet off the field.
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