Daily News | Several Eagles players aren’t thrilled about TikTok video shared by Chiefs’ JuJu Smith-Schuster
Smith-Schuster and the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Eagles in Super Bowl LVII last month, but the gloating wide receiver hasn’t stopped mocking the Birds following the win.
The latest taunt involves a confusing video shared on Instagram where Smith-Schuster is somehow involved in espionage, but also takes the time to once again mock Eagles cornerback James Bradberry for that sealed the Chiefs’ Super Bowl victory. The video was created by Brenden Clinton, better known on social media as Coach 30.Advertisement
The video angered a couple of Eagles players. Wide receiver A.J. Brown deleted two colorful messages he sent to Smith-Schuster, including a direct message on Instagram where he told the Chiefs wide receiver to stop playing “kid games” and to “enjoy your ring.”
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