Juju Smith-Schuster, Pittsburgh Steelers. (Picture by Mitchell Leff/Getty Photos)
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New Kansas Metropolis Chiefs huge receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster says {that a} TikTok collaboration with Jackson Mahomes is just not taking place.
Previous to the Kansas Metropolis Chiefs buying and selling star huge receiver Tyreek Hill, the group signed former Pittsburgh Steeler JuJu Smith-Schuster so as to add to the group’s passing assault. Shortly after the signing, Jackson Mahomes stated that “now we have now to collab” on a TikTok video.
Throughout an interview with Taylor Bisciotti, Smith-Schuster stated {that a} TikTok collab with Mahomes is “not taking place.”
JuJu Smith-Schuster says TikTok collab with Jackson Mahomes ‘not taking place’
So there you’ve got it, a collab with Smith-Schuster and quarterback Patrick Mahomes’ youthful brother is just not going to occur. Whereas a collab is just not taking place, Smith-Schuster did publish a TikTok whereas carrying his model new No. 9 Chiefs jersey.
Smith-Schuster signed with the Chiefs, who had curiosity in him the earlier offseason, to a one-year, $3.25 million contract. After signing a one-year deal to stick with the Steelers, Smith-Schuster was restricted to simply 5 regular-season video games attributable to a shoulder damage. He did return for Pittsburgh’s Wild Card Spherical recreation in opposition to Kansas Metropolis in a dropping effort.
On the yr, Smith-Schuster caught 15 passes for 129 yards within the common season and 5 passes for 26 yards within the Wild Card Spherical.
With Hill now not on the Chiefs, Smith-Schuster will see an uptick in targets from Mahomes within the passing assault. The group did signal former Packers wideout Marquez Valdes-Scantling to a three-year contract and earned an additional first-round decide within the Hill commerce, which might very nicely be used on a receiver within the NFL Draft. Both approach, Smith-Schuster will probably be in for an enormous season with Kansas Metropolis.
