NFL's Greatest Rivalry Just Got Even Better: Chiefs Signing JuJu Smith-Schuster
CINCINNATI — Former Pro Bowl wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster is signing with the Chiefs according to multiple reports.
The veteran returns to Kansas City after being on the team in 2022. He was on the Patriots in last season.
The Bengals and Chiefs are the NFL's best rivalry. Smith-Schuster's reunion in Kansas City is perfect timing considering Cincinnati brought back Vonn Bell in March.
Bell spent three seasons with the Bengals, before playing for Carolina last year. He's known for his big hit on Smith-Schuster during a December matchup with the Steelers in 2020.
These two veterans should make the Week 2 matchup between the Bengals and the Chiefs even more interesting.
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