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          NFL Week 2 arrivals: Best entrances, outfits, cleats and more

          Kansas City Chiefs
          • ESPN staffSep 20, 2020, 03:40 PM

          Welcome to Week 2 of the 2020 NFL season. We're still mostly fanless at the stadiums, but players have brought their A-game with their outfits and cleats as they get prepared for kickoff.

          Here's our roundup of the best pregame threads, entrances, scenes from the field and locker room and more.

          The Week 2 NFL schedule is stacked with great matchups. Our NFL Nation reporters bring us the keys to every game, a bold prediction for each matchup and final score picks. Check out ESPN's NFL Week 2 game guide.

          More: Sunday's fantasy football inactives: Who's in and who's out?

          Best arrival looks

          Just drip everywhere for the Kansas City Chiefs (playing the Los Angeles Chargers) and Baltimore Ravens (playing the Houston Texans). Safety Juan Thornhill is bringing it with the chain and Louis Vuitton belt combination.

          The Houston Texans will wear all-white uniforms on Sunday. J.J. Watt extended the look to his pregame wardrobe.

          Apparently there's a Wild West showdown taking place Sunday, based on the arrival looks from Dak Prescott and Takkarist McKinley:

          Carson Wentz, Zach Ertz and ... The Dude???? ... make their way into Lincoln Financial Field:

          Miami's Preston Williams has arrived at Hard Rock Stadium:

          Best brotherly reunion

          Reid Ferguson and Blake Ferguson pause for a meetup before the Bills and Dolphins head into battle:

          Best movie reference

          Not sure if this is exactly how the Saints arrived in Vegas, but we'll give them the "A" for effort here:

          Best cleats

          Golden Tate has two legends on his pregame cleats for Sunday:

          Kobe also made it on to Darius Slay's cleats in Philly:

          Best of the rest

          There's a range of emotions before a game, and that's easy to see on the faces of NFL players, even behind their masks: