JuJu Smith-Schuster and Tyreek Hill (Photos via Getty Images)
New England Patriots wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster found himself in the midst of a social media storm when he “accidentally” showed everyone his private parts.

The 27-year-old NFL star inadvertently shared a selfie that showed him seated in a vehicle alongside a female companion, and while he was taking a selfie, you could see his manhood down below. He would quickly delete it.

Despite swiftly deleting the post, the damage had been done, with numerous followers having already captured and circulated the image. Tyreek Hill was one of many who came across it.

The Miami Dolphins wide receiver couldn’t help but comment on the mistake by JuJu Smith-Schuster since it was the first scandal he heard about after rejoining X.

I get back on Twitter, and the first thing I see is JuJu got a deal with Vienna Sausages. Wrote Hill, along with three laughing emojis.

This is just another example of Hill’s wicked yet humorous personality.

Smith-Schuster’s accidental leak came amid a flurry of activity from the wideout, who shared glimpses of his evening activities, including snapshots from a dinner outing and a video featuring his girlfriend. It was clearly him selecting the wrong picture to share that likely had him panicking and sent his fans into disbelief.

Despite the social media frenzy, Smith-Schuster is unlikely to face any real backlash from the incident.

JuJu Smith-Schuster Stumbled In The First Year After Winning The Super Bowl

JuJu Smith-Schuster (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)
The Patriots signed veteran wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster to a three-year contract in free agency worth roughly $25.5 million after he had a splendid year with the Kansas City Chiefs as he helped them win a Super Bowl.

Smith-Schuster finished the season with 29 catches for 260 yards and one touchdown in 11 appearances last season, via ESPN.com. He missed two games while in concussion protocol, and then was placed on season-ending injured reserve in Week 14 due to an ankle injury.

Smith-Schuster now heads into a critical year with a new head coach after Patriots and former head coach Bill Belichick mutually parted ways in January.