Few NFL players offer as much personality as JuJu Smith-Schuster, the star Steelers wide receiver. From pre-game dancing to "Fortnite" cameos, the former Pro Bowler is also an integral piece of Pittsburgh's efforts to return to title contention in 2021. A favorite of quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, who's back for at least one more run in Steel City, the 24-year-old pass catcher briefly flirted with other teams in free agency this March, weighing offers from AFC foes like the Chiefs and Ravens. But he's secure in Pittsburgh until 2022, complete with a chance to reset his market and bring the Steelers their first Lombardi Trophy in more than a decade.To buy more [url=https://www.steelerjersey.com/]Pittsburgh Steelers[/url] with cheap price, you can visit steelerjersey.com official website.

He's also got a brand new partnership with Charmin. Yes, that's right, the toilet paper company. In preparation for the 2021 season, JuJu spoke with CBS Sports to discuss Big Ben, Pittsburgh's revamped offense, his future jersey number, draft-day memories and even the crazy way he's set to help people take bathroom breaks:JuJu: I thought I'd be nowhere near Pennsylvania or Pittsburgh. They didn't seem that interested. I talked to Coach T for maybe two to three minutes. So I didn't see myself ending up here. I saw myself somewhere like Arizona, the Dallas Cowboys, L.A. Rams, 49ers -- those were the teams I thought I'd go to. And I was just nervous, you know, 20 years old. Once you get picked, though, at that point it's all about getting ready to go.

JuJu: I think he changes it tremendously. You know, we lost a teammate in James Conner. And (Najee's) a guy that's been on the big stage. Coach T actually called me about it, told me to reach out to him, and I told Coach T, 'Finally, you drafted an offensive player in the first round.' Because our defense, there's at least eight to 10 first-rounders there. So it'll be great.

JuJu: I believe. I believe he has something left. A lot of people just go off their age, but he's a guy who's been doing it at the highest level for a while. I'd definitely take him over most other guys, because although he is older, his experience is up there. Also, when you lose guys like Maurkice Pouncey, like Al Villanueva, it's tough to find leaders. Now, it's maybe Dave DeCastro, and me, but I'm still young, so he's important in that way, too.

JuJu: Coach Matt, he's definitely a guy I talked to a lot (last year), just discussing certain plays we should've called last season. Even these first two weeks of install, we've been getting into it -- a lot of motions, a lot of different stuff, moving guys around. And with him, you gotta know all positions, too, you can't just know one spot.