The Chiefs Kingdom will breathe a sigh of relief after this injury update from their wide receiver Juju Smith-Schuster. The former Pittsburgh Steelers receiver has added a lot of value to the Chiefs’ offense this season and is beloved by the Chiefs Kingdom.

Playing against the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday, Smith-Schuster had to leave the game after taking a hit from Andre Cisco. A packed house at Arrowhead Stadium watched anxiously as the Smith-Schuster lay splayed on the field waiting for assistance.

The wide receiver was placed in the NFL’s concussion protocol.

Juju Smith-Schuster takes to Instagram

Thankfully, Smith-Schuster gave fans hope by taking to Instagram to post a picture of himself. The picture was captioned, “All is well, be back soon.” 

Regardless of which team they support, the NFL World will finally breathe a sigh of relief. The nasty hit on Smith-Schuster had the NFL world hoping for a positive update on the wide receiver’s recovery.

Smith-Schuster’s mother shared an update on his condition by putting up an Instagram story. She said, “Prayer report to everyone who texted me and called!!! My baby is A-okay… Thank you so much for the over pouring of love and support. We really appreciate you all!!! My Baby is OKAY.. #ChiefsKingdom”.

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The NFL’s concussion protocol is an extensive and rigorous process. Chief’s Kingdon will be hopeful for the wide receiver’s speedy return.

NFL world reacts to Smith-Schuster getting knocked out

Fans on Twitter expressed their concern for the wide receiver. This user hoped Smith-Schuster is alright.

One user commented that the hit looked scary.

One user was praying for the wide receiver’s recovery.

This user tried to bring some light-hearted humor.

Another user was devastated.

The Kansas City Chiefs are currently seated atop the AFC West ahead of the Los Angeles Chargers, Denver Broncos and Las Vegas Raiders. After a 27-17 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars, the Chiefs stand at 7-2.

They will take on the Los Angeles Chargers, who are currently 5-4, in their next game. Can they win this one?

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