“Has the right to gloat,” Shannon Sharpe SIDES with JuJu Smith-Schuster on the Eagles-Chiefs Twitter beef over the controversial Super Bowl penalty
JuJu started a Twitter beef between him and the Eagles players with an insensitive meme
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The Chiefs WR JuJu Smith-Schuster has created a ruckus on social media following the Super Bowl victory with an insensitive meme. The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the NFC Champions Eagles to win the Super Bowl on Sunday. During the final minutes of the game, the Chiefs WR Smith-Schuster drew a holding penalty on the Eagles DB James Bradberry which eventually led to the Chiefs winning the game on the back of a last-minute field goal by their kicker Harrison Butker.
The holding penalty created a controversy around the league since it became a decisive call in the game. However, the Eagles DB James Bradberry admitted that he did in fact hold the Chiefs wideout. And just when people thought that controversy was over, the Chiefs WR JuJu Smith-Schuster, who drew the penalty rekindled the fire with a meme on social media.
During Valentine’s day, JuJu posted a meme with the Eagles DB James Bradberry’s image and a message that read, “I’ll hold you when it matters the most”. The Eagles WR AJ Brown took offense to the meme and had a comeback for JuJu, calling him a “Tik-Tok boy.” The Twitter beef escalated, and more players including the Dolphins WR Tyreek Hill and the Eagles defensive back C.J. Gardner-Johnson chimed in to give their two cents on the situation.
Shannon Sharpe sides with the Chiefs WR JuJu Smith-Schuster
The Twitter beef between the Chiefs wideout Smith-Schuster and the Philadelphia Eagles players has caught the attention of many eyes. While many people thrashed the Chiefs WR for being arrogant, Fox Sports analyst Shannon Sharpe had no problem with JuJu talking trash to the Eagles team.
While Speaking on a recent episode of his show UNDISPUTED with Skip Bayless, the former Denver Broncos tight end said that JuJu has the right to gloat about his victory and there’s nothing the Eagles can do about it.
“JuJu has the right to gloat, that’s what happens when you win. There is nothing A.J. Brown can say or the Eagles can do. If I was JuJu, I would’ve kept it coming,” said Shannon on a recent episode of UNDISPUTED.
The Hall of Fame tight end Shannon Sharpe, however, admitted that “probably everything that A.J. Brown said was true,” but he ultimately said that, “to the victor goes the spoils.”
Like the 3-time Super Bowl Champion mentioned, the Kansas City Chiefs players and their fans have bragging rights over other teams till at least next February since they are the Super Bowl Champions.
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