Juju Smith-Schuster

Juju Smith-Schuster's career as a professional football player began in 2017 when he was selected by the Pittsburgh Steelers. He quickly made his presence known, setting records as both the youngest NFL player to score a touchdown since 1964 and the youngest player to reach over 1,000 all-purpose yards. His impressive performance led to him being named to the PFWA All-Rookie Team and being awarded Polynesian Pro Football Player of the Year in 2017. Smith-Schuster continued to impress in 2018 when he was voted team MVP by his teammates and made his first Pro Bowl appearance as an alternate.

Smith-Schuster's career took a new turn in 2022 when he signed with the Kansas City Chiefs. His first season with the Chiefs culminated in a Super Bowl LVII victory. Following a year-long stint with the New England Patriots in 2023, he returned to the Kansas City Chiefs in 2024. Throughout his career, Smith-Schuster has continued to set records, including becoming the first player to score five touchdowns before his 21st birthday and the youngest player to record at least 150 receiving yards in a single game.

Off the field, Smith-Schuster has built a reputation for his extensive social media presence, and has earned the nickname "TikTok Boy". This has led to collaborations with gaming group FaZe Clan and participation in record-breaking Fortnite streams with notable figures such as Drake and Travis Scott. In addition, Smith-Schuster has ventured into the esports industry, establishing his own team, Team Diverge, in 2020.