“Team JuJu” gained a new supporter on Sunday night.
Following his teams first win over the New England Patriots in seven years, Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster found himself apart of a memorable postgame moment with head coach Bill Belichick.
Smith-Schuster caught the eye of Belichick postgame and he shared his excitement from the meeting over Twitter.
In two career games against Belichick’s Patriots, Smith-Schuster has 10 catches for 154 yards.
He had just four receptions for 40 yards during Sunday’s win.
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