Juju Smith-Schuster’s pioneering ritual of dancing on the opponent’s logo did not please the buffalo bills, who actually won Sunday’s 26-15 against the Pittsburgh Steelers. .
This season the young wide receiver went viral on social media after performing the popular dictatorial dances on his opponents’ logos – the best when your team fails.
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Smith-Schuster did not allow last week’s loss against the Washington football team, did not encourage dancing to the Bills logo on center field in hot weather, and the buffalo were not happy about it.
Josh Allen gathered his team in the mine before the kickoff and had a simple message: “Let them talk and dance, we work.”
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Jordan Boer doubled it behind Bills’ defense, and the team caught fire when they saw Syracuse.com making fun of him on the field.
“We felt the pace of the game,” he said. “I am not going to lie. If you see them dancing in the game in front of our logo and see it all, it will change you a little bit. It will give a little second itch to come out and play with some extra fire. We were sidelined and we had a big win. We had fun. “
Pills came out and won for the sixth time in seven tours, close to claiming the first AFC Eastern title since 1995 and the third playoff berth in four seasons. Steelers, on the other hand, are moving further away from their former losers.
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Pittsburgh went under 20 points in three straight games and were embracing a defeat to Washington in which coach Mike Tomlin called on his team’s sluggish run attack and knock down the receivers.
“We don’t have enough playmaking tonight, it’s very easy,” Tomlin said after the game, “we could not keep up the pace.”
The Associated Press contributed to this report.