Chiefs’ Juan Thornhill Honoring 3 Slain UVA Football Players With Custom Cleats

Chiefs protective back Juan Thornhill will honor the lives of the 3 UVA football players who were unfortunately eliminated last weekend … by using custom homage cleats throughout K.C.’s primetime match on Sunday night.

Thornhill — who participated in UVA prior to he was prepared into the NFL in 2019 — flaunted what the spikes will appear like on his social networks page on Wednesday … and they’re incredible.

The shoes include the Cavaliers’ blue and orange colors … and likewise have the names of the 3 victims — D’Sean Perry, Lavel Davis and Devin Chandler — engraved into them.

The trio of football players’ jersey numbers, surrounded by angel wings, were likewise painted onto among the sides. The opposite, on the other hand, has reproductions of the men’ UVA jerseys.

“1.15.41 👼🧡💙,” Thornhill tweeted while revealing the style option. “Wearing these Sunday to celebrate you 3.”

As we reported, the football players were gunned down on school after returning from a class excursion on Sunday night. Two others, consisting of Cavaliers running back Mike Hollins, were shot in the event also — though both endured.

Former UVA running back Christopher Jones Jr. — who in fact had fun with Thornhill at the school in 2018 — has actually been jailed and charged in connection with the killings.