"Him and Jackson Mahomes are gonna make a great couple" - NFL fans joked about JuJu Smith-Schuster's Chiefs announcement via TikTok

The NFL is about to be taken over by a TikTok revolution. Following the Chiefs' signing of JuJu Smith-Schuster, NFL fans ran amok thinking about the possibility of a potential JuJu x Jackson Mahomes TikTok collab. And it doesn't look like they'll have to wait too long for that.

Patrick Mahomes' younger brother Jackson rose to fame last season thanks to his TikTok videos on the field before the Chiefs took to the field. With Schuster being an avid TikToker himself, it's inevitable that the two will collab for a short dance video themselves.

While fans eagerly look forward to that much awaited collab, Schuster wasted no time releasing his own TikTok video to mark his first appearance as a Chiefs player.

Understandably, NFL fans had a lot to say about the new video.

Jared Mills seemed to atleast be happy about the fact that Jackson has now found a companion in Schuster.

Another NFL fan, on the other hand, was not too keen on following up on any news about the Chiefs at all given the recent development.

A Steelers fan, on the other hand, seemed glad that Schuster was no longer a part of the organization given the wide receiver's TikTok antics.

Despite their AFC rivalry, one Dolphins fan seemed to feel sorry for the position Chiefs fans currently find themselves in.

NFL fanatic James Oberdank seems to be a man of few words as he had this for a response after watching Schuster's latest TikTok.

Brent Walker believes that this move now single-handedly make the Chiefs the most disliked franchise in the league.

Another fan pointed out that newly-wed Brittany Matthews too would not miss out on collabing with the duo.

Another fan believes that the move for Schuster is the worst thing that could have happened to the franchise.

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NFL shaken up with Dolphins' trade for Tyreek Hill

The Chiefs signed Schuster earlier in the offseason, but no one could have predicted them trading three-time All-Pro Tyreek Hill to the Dolphins right after.

The trade sees Tyreek Hill become the highest paid wide receiver in league history and makes Schuster the Chiefs' WR1. The 2018 Pro Bowler has shown sparks of brilliance in the past, but injuries kept him limited for most of 2021.

Whether or not he can bounce back with Patrick Mahomes as his quarterback remains to be seen. Regardless, Chiefs fans will hope Schuster ends the 2022 season with more touchdowns than TikTok videos.