In celebration of Super Bowl LIV, Jordan Brand will be releasing two limited edition sneakers, including an Air Jordan 10 and one of the brand's newest silhouettes, the Jordan Max 200. Both of the kicks were originally scheduled to debut on Friday, but sneaker source J23 App reports that the Miami-themed sneakers will now be dropping this Saturday, February 1st.

In celebration of Super Bowl LIV, Jordan Brand will be releasing two limited edition sneakers, including an Air Jordan 10 and one of the brand’s newest silhouettes, the Jordan Max 200. The latter has not yet been revealed, but leaked images of the 10s surfaced on Wednesday night, showcasing a Miami-themed upper in honor of the Super Bowl host city.

As seen in the photos provided by Upcycle Sneaks, the exclusive Air Jordan 10 “Super Bowl LIV” is wrapped in a tropical palm tree print set atop a white canvas construction. Hot pink detailing on the inner lining and a teal heel tab further ties into the Miami vibes, while a pink and gum striped outsole rounds out the look.

Jordan Brand has not announced official release details but it is believed that the Air Jordan 10 and the yet-to-be-revealed Jordan Max 200 will launch on January 31, just days before the big game. 

Jordan Brand reportedly has plans to release a special edition “Super Bowl LIV” sneaker pack at the end of January, which will include an exclusive Air Jordan 10 colorway. According to sneaker source @J23App, Jordan Brand will also be releasing a “Super Bowl LIV” colorway of one of their newest silhouettes, the Jordan Max 200.

Details are scarce as of now, but both kicks are listed as having “Multi-Color” color schemes. With a rumored release date of January 31, we expect to learn more information sooner than later.

Earlier this year, Jordan Brand gifted several NFL stars with a “Game Ball” Air Jordan 12, wrapped in a football-inspired leather upper. The exclusive sneakers also came equipped with grain-stained detailing on the outsole, really tying together the football vibes.

That type of design scheme would certainly be appropriate for a Super Bowl-themed Air Jordan pack, but we’ll just have to wait and see what Jordan has in store.