Commanders’ Brian Robinson Gets ‘End Gun Violence’ Cleats Months After Being Shot

Brian Robinson understands the hazards of weapon violence much better than practically anybody, and he wishes to put a spotlight on the ridiculous killing … the Commanders star will rock a sweet set of customized cleats, with a really crucial message, today versus the Giants.

The 23-year-old running back, who was shot numerous times in August, copped his brand-new spikes for the NFL’s “My Cause, My Cleats” — an effort where gamers bring awareness to companies and nonprofits throughout Week 13.

TMZ Sports has actually found out Robinson connected to artist Joe Castro to shine a light on the event where he was shot twice throughout a tried burglary.

A 17-year-old young boy was arrested for his supposed function in the shooting.

Castro — whose customer list consists of NFL stars like Jaire Alexander and DeSean Jackson — informs us he and Robinson chose to choose a weapon control style.

The tan and orange Nike spikes include 2 weapons held up in the air with text reading “End Gun Violence”.

Castro states it took 2 hours to develop … and he really made 2 sets. One for shooting and one for the Commanders-Giants video game.