A.J. Brown sends warning to JuJu Smith-Schuster after controversial skit - "Leave me off all your TikTok shii p*ssy"
Following the Super Bowl, Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster and many Philadelphia Eagles players got embroiled in a Twitter feud that swiftly erupted.
The Eagles' premier wide receiver, A.J. Brown, led the charge, and he hasn't stopped yet. Smith-Schuster recently performed a video skit in which he poked fun at Eagles players.
Brown sent a warning to Smith-Schuster and asked him to face him if he wanted to continue doing such things. Here's what Brown wrote in a deleted tweet and his messages to Smith-Schuster:
"@TeamJuJu you really need to find you somebody else to play with. Don't let that ring get you beat tf up. Because I'm with all the dumb Shii. I'm not gone speak on it no more.
"Don't play them kids games, if you wanna see me, I'm with it. You better go to Cabo and enjoy your ring and stop f**king w me. Leave me off all your TikTok shii p*ssy."
A.J. Brown has had enough of JuJu Smith-Schuster teasing the Eagles player since he earned the game-winning holding penalty at the Super Bowl.
Although Smith-Schuster is doing everything for fun, the Philadelphia Eagles players are not amused by it because their team lost in the Super Bowl after having a fantastic season.
twitter.com/i/web/status/1…AJ Brown wants smoke with JuJu Smith after he was mocking him, Jalen Hurts, James Bradberry and the entire eagles team in general with this skit 😭 twitter.com/i/web/status/1… https://t.co/9RUDSkamnu
Hopefully, all parties involved will be able to sort out the situation soon as both teams had the utmost respect toward each during Super Bowl week, but things took a turn after that.
NFL Free Agency: JuJu Smith-Schuster expected to receive interest from multiple teams
JuJu Smith-Schuster is set to become a free agent once again and is expected to receive interest from multiple teams around the league. Last season, Smith-Schuster finished with 78 catches for 933 yards and scored three touchdowns in 16 games.
The market for the former Pittsburgh Steelers receiver was dry in prior free agency, allowing the Chiefs to sign him rather easily. He signed a one-year, $3.76 million contract with the Chiefs, but whether he returns next season is unknown.
The only way Frank Clark and/or Juju Smith-Schuster are on the Chiefs roster after June 1st is if they take WAY LESS money than what they would get elsewhere.
Smith-Schuster has shown a willingness to return to the Chiefs next season, but it will be interesting to see if the franchise opts to get him back as he might become costly due to his output this past season.