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Cory Woodroof

C.J. Gardner Johnson is the latest Eagles player to spar with JuJu Smith-Schuster over Valentine’s Day trolling

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster might’ve posted one of the most-hated customized Valentine’s Day cards of all time.

On Tuesday, Smith-Schuster enjoyed some topical trolling of Philadelphia Eagles cornerback James Bradberry after the latter committed that controversial holding penalty during Super Bowl 57.

Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown delivered a devastating comeback aimed at Smith-Schuster, one where he blisteringly called him “Tik-Tok boy.”

Well, as you can imagine, word traveled fast on NFL Twitter about Smith-Schuster’s hilarious-yet-incredibly-petty Valentine’s gag.

Eagles safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson didn’t hold back his thoughts on the Twitter controversy.

Whew, that’s actually a pretty effective clapback from Gardner-Johnson, particularly the interception-to-touchdown jab. Let’s see how Smith-Schuster responded.

Ooof. The infamous Javon Wims punch. While Gardner-Johnson definitely won that round with the former Chicago Bears wideout, Smith-Schuster’s replies were loud and clear.

Dallas Cowboys pass rusher Micah Parsons also chimed in on Smith-Schuster’s tweeting, which is a bit odd since this involved Dallas’ archrival. Maybe it’s an offense vs. defense thing. Who’s to say.

As for Bradberry, he took the high road and just reminded folks exactly what all he accomplished this year.

Well, as you can guess, this probably won’t simmer anytime soon. We’ll see if any other NFL players get into a back-and-forth with Smith-Schuster and if this Valentine’s Day trolling will inspire any more rounds of beef.

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