Antonio Brown and JuJu Smith-Schuster exchange bitter words after Brown blames JuJu for trying the Steelers' season

A rivalry between Antonio Brown and JuJu Smith-Schuster seems to be developing before our eyes. As in many modern quarrels, this happened on Twitter and Instagram.

On Sunday, when a Steelers fan reminded Brown that Smith-Schuster was named the team's most valuable player last season, Brown responded by reminding Twitter that it was Smith-Schuster who had missed the target . a Steelers victory against the Saints at the end of the season, who played an important role in the Steelers playoff defeat.

Curiously, this tweet came less than two hours after Brown tweeted "move your emotions away from the Internet".

Brown is not wrong, though. He refers to the Smith-Schuster panoply that sealed the Saints' win over the Steelers in Week 16. At the time, the Steelers were trailing by three at the last minute of the match, but the completion of Smith-Schuster led the Steelers inside the Saints' Line. 40 yards. It's there that he fumbled:

This is the moment when the Steelers lost control of their fate in the playoffs. This is also the last time Brown has played for the Steelers. The quarrel with the team would begin during the week preceding the 17th week. He ends up The Steelers sent Brown to the Raiders last month.

Brown's critics may not have been wrong, but it was not necessary at all. Immediately after the match, Smith-Schuster is excused for giving up the team. In addition, the Steelers have been able to count on many other moments to explain their unsuccessful season. There was a tie of week 1 against the Browns of Hue Jackson. There was the interception of Ben Roethlisberger's goal line against the Broncos (that Big Ben tried to blame on Brown) which resulted in a loss. The Raiders have even lost three points, a team that won just four games last season. During the season, Smith-Schuster collected 111 assists, the highest total of the team, for a total of 1,426 yards and seven touchdowns (Brown scored 15 points). So while it's true that the failure of Smith-Schuster has proved costly, it is not quite right to blame him for the Steelers' failures last season.

It is also rather useless. On the contrary, it harms Brown's reputation more than Smith-Schuster. Almost everyone already remembers that Smith-Schuster missed this game. But they also remember the report that Brown might have been upset by the MVP of the winning Smith-Schuster team. They remember reports that described Brown as a diva. Brown's tweet, on Sunday, further reinforces his reputation as a diva than Smith-Schuster's as a criminal – largely because Smith-Schuster has only missed one in his career.

Smith-Schuster answered Brown on Sunday. Like everyone else, he seemed confused as to why Brown felt the need to try his shot unnecessarily.

But Brown did not stop there. He fueled the quarrel more fuel. He took the fight for Instagram.

On Monday, he published what appears to be a Smith-Schuster screen shot asking Brown for his opinion when Smith-Schuster was still playing collegially at USC.

If Brown intended to give Smith-Schuster a bad picture of Monday's job, he failed. All that the direct message captured proves, is that Smith-Schuster has, in fact, admired Brown and treated him with respect.

Brown's latest message does not make sense. It gives the impression of Brown calling a young player who asks for advice, while Smith-Schuster appears as the young normal player, kind, polite and respectful who sought advice from one of his idols. This proves that everything Smith-Schuster tweeted above was true.

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And it's where we are Monday afternoon. Brown said that he was "#OnToTheNext" and Smith-Schuster had no reason to react to Brown's latest rumor that had the opposite effect by giving Smith-Schuster the chance to do so. appearance of the best person, so this could be the end of the quarrel between social media. This, of course, seems unlikely given how much Brown seems to love tweeting.

Until next time.