When it was revealed a few weeks ago that Pittsburgh Steelers fans were near them, wide receiver Juju Smith-Shuster was aiming to celebrate in midfield inside the star against the Dallas Cowboys after scoring a touchdown. He hit a touchdown in the game, but a cowboys player slapped the ball out of his hand.
After the game, many Cowboys players said they had seen Smith-Schuster in the star during the pre-game warm-ups, and if they tried to do so during the game they had the intention of stopping the celebration in the logo, returning to the deafening Terrell Owens.
Smith-Schuster, for his part, admitted he planned to do it, but once the ball was out of hand, James Connor came in and said they basically have one more game, and the bigger the dried fish.
Although the wide receiver scored on a failed attempt last night, he did not celebrate his fourth quarter touchdown following, which dragged the Steelers into the 10 points before a successful two-point conversion attempt. However, just as he did in Dallas, he also danced in midfield on the buffalo bill symbol before the game.
Just like that game, Bills knew it, and they weren’t exactly fans. They pointed out that they see Smith-Schuster doing this before every game on the road – I don’t know if this is really true.
“I’m not going to lie. When you see them dancing in a game before our logo, and when you see it all, it will change you a little bit,” security Jordan Boyer said. “It gives you a second itch to play with some extra fire. We were sidelined. We had a big win and we had fun.”
Jordan Boer and Levi Wallace said they noticed #Steelers Dancing in their logo precam.
“It simply came to our notice then. We were sidelined. “
Strictly speaking, Jerry Hughes and Micah Hyde said they didn’t notice it. # Pilsmafia pic.twitter.com/LEgwyysnFt
– That Brown (thadbrown7) December 14, 2020
Pills S. Jordan said after the Boer game that he noticed the team dancing on the logo before the juju game and that it lifted them up. “It simply came to our notice then. You get a second itch to play with some extra fire. ” #Steelers pic.twitter.com/BZjCEUlYZN
– Steelers Depot te (teStelersdepot) December 14, 2020
Did the Steelers give Pills the bulletin board material that made a difference in the game? Of course not. But that won’t stop fans from cheating on these kinds of things. They are going to control him after Dallas. How about now after the loss?
In fact, most likely, Smith-Schuster was one of the few attackers to achieve anything at night. He was 55 yards and caught six passes on seven goals per touchdown, and all of those numbers were more or less on the team.
Two of the Steelers’ final three games are on the road, both against division opponents, including the Cincinnati Bengals on Monday night next week. Does anyone care if the 24-year-old wide receiver warms up in their logo before the game?