Pepsi x Off Season Mini NFL Puffer Can Jackets are adorable. I need a Buffalo Bills one.

I review a lot of ridiculous things at Snackology. Baja Blast Pies. Wonder white bread. Pickle juice shots. But the Pepsi x Off Season Mini NFL Puffer Can Jackets are easily the most adorable item I’ve covered.

Yes, this is a tiny puffer jacket meant to keep your soda cold.

Pepsi and Off Season have partnered to release a “miniature puffer can jacket that keeps Pepsi cold, hands comfortable and team pride on display, whether fans are at the tailgate, inside the stadium or gathering at home.” The Pepsi x Off Season Mini NFL Puffer Can Jackets feature the official logos of 15 different teams.

“Pepsi has always been at the center of gameday, from the food fans enjoy to the teams they rally behind,” Gustavo Reyna, vice president of marketing at Pepsi, said in Pepsi’s announcement. “With Off Season, we’re turning the Pepsi can in your hand into part of your gameday fit — bringing together great taste, team pride and one of football’s most recognizable fashion statements in a way only Pepsi can.”

Like I said, these puffer jackets are adorable. They have no business being this cute.

What they cost

The Pepsi x Off Season Mini NFL Puffer Can Jackets are free — provided you manage to win one via the sweepstakes being held at offseasonpepsisweeps.com. The sweepstakes run through Nov. 30, and you can enter once per day.

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My thoughts

When you submit an entry to win a Pepsi x Off Season Mini NFL Puffer Can Jacket, you’ll be asked to select a team. I’m not sure about the rights issues that led to just 15 out of the 32 NFL franchises being available, but you can pick from the Buffalo Bills, Cincinnati Bengals, Dallas Cowboys, Los Angeles Chargers, Los Angeles Rams, Miami Dolphins, Minnesota Vikings, New England Patriots, New York Giants, New York Jets, Philadelphia Eagles, Pittsburgh Steelers, San Francisco 49ers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Washington Commanders.