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Anyone who enjoyed ESPN's Joe Tessitore referring to Seattle's DK Metcalf as "Decaf Metcalf" can now drink it as well.

A Georgia-based coffee company, Volcanica Coffee, partnered last week with Metcalf to begin selling 16-ounce bags of "Decaf Metcalf" coffee on the company's website.

What Decaf Metcalf looks like: pic.twitter.com/Gr7tqHOsdY — Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) December 8, 2019

Tessitore has blessed the deal, with Metcalf and him making sure part of the proceeds will be donated to charities of their choice.

Metcalf is donating part of the proceeds to Prison Fellowship, which helps prisoners, former prisoners and their families and is a leading advocate for justice reform. It is the same organization for which he is wearing his My Cause My Cleats on Sunday.

Tessitore is donating part of the proceeds to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.

Both charities' logos will appear on the back of the coffee bags.

While Metcalf prepared for the Seahawks' big NFC West game Sunday night in Los Angeles against the Rams, Volcanica went to work to rush out its new product.

The company already has designed packaging for Decaf Metcalf and believes it can sell thousands of units, according to one company official.

Metcalf loves the idea of having his own coffee, and it doesn't hurt to have a financial stake in it as well.