Nike Has NFL Air Max 90 Shoes Back In Stock, But They Will SELL OUT FAST! (AFC South)

Nike NFL Air Max 90 Collection - AFC South

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It might be enough for most brands to drop running shoes to rep your favorite NFL team, but Nike isn’t most brands. That’s why they just released Air Max 90 shoes for select teams as part of the 2026 NFL Rivalries collection, which will include jerseys and other must-have apparel. In case you missed it last year, these kicks were sold out in the blink of an eye, so get yours before they’re gone!

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As far as divisional rivalries go, we’ve got a pretty straightforward matchup between the Jaguars and Texans for control of the AFC South. Two young quarterbacks are looking to break out of the pack and take their teams deeper into the playoffs despite injury and roster concerns. As far as the Titans and Colts go, I don’t know what to say other than, “Sorry.” At least the Titans rebuild kind of makes sense with Saleh at the helm. I don’t envy any team trying to win with Daniel Jones in 2026, and I’m speaking as a fan of a team trying to win with Geno Smith in 2026.

Houston Texans

Nike NFL Air Max 90 Shoes - Houston Texans

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Indianapolis Colts

NFL Air Max 90 Shoes - Indianapolis Colts

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Jacksonville Jaguars

Nike NFL Air Max 90 Shoes - Jacksonville Jaguars

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Tennessee Titans

NFL Air Max 90 shoes - Tennessee Titans

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