Patriots Release JuJu Smith-Schuster After Short Stint

New England Patriots announced that they would be releasing wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster. This is expected to mark the end of his short and eventful career with the Patriots. Smith-Schuster had joined the New England team last season on a three-year, $25 million contract. However, he was unable to impress the team leadership as he was troubled by injuries during this time, playing in just 11 matches and generating only 206 yards. This decision is now adding to the long list of questionable player transactions the Patriots made in recent years under Bill Belichick’s management.

At the time, the Patriots signed the Super Bowl winner from kansas city chiefs, with the team and the fans expecting for this move to become a game-changing one. Yet, even before the official signing of Smith-Schuster, the information appeared in press that his new team does not believe in the player’s “knee health.” This crucial information frequently crops up in player transfer agreements, which has been later confirmed by the player himself. Moreover, JuJu Smith-Schuster admitted that his knee required a clean-up operation following the Super Bowl. Moreover, this week the team also announced the signings of Arthur Wainwright and Seth Williams, which is indicating the overall revamp of the Patriots’ wide receiver core.