Since Sunday’s game against the Cincinnati Bengals ended, Pittsburgh Steelers rookie wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster has had some bad juju and hopefully one of you reading this post can help him remedy some of it.
Smith-Schuster, who caught two passes for 39 yards and a touchdown in Sunday’s home win over the Bengals, had his bike stolen from him Monday night. The rookie wide receiver doesn’t have a driver’s licence so he had to walk to the team facility earlier today.
??♂️??♂️ MY BIKE GOT STOLEN ?? WHY PEOPLE GOT TO BE LIKE THAT?? pic.twitter.com/W01q63IY0d
— JuJu Smith-Schuster (@TeamJuJu) October 24, 2017
Smith-Schuster’s bicycle being stolen comes on the heels of fellow wide receiver Martavis Bryant needlessly taking a shot at him on Instagram Sunday night because the rookie is essentially stealing some of his playing time. If that’s not enough, this year’s second-round draft pick is currently in concussion protocol after reporting symptoms following the team’s Sunday win.
Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown is trying to help get Smith-Schuster get his bike back, however, and is even offering a reward for its return. Brown posted on Twitter that he’ll provide to tickets to a future home game to anybody who helps get the bike returned to the team’s practice facility.
