PITTSBURGH, Pa. – When the NFL Draft begins Thursday night, all 32 of the league’s teams will be seeking-out rookies who will break-out early in their careers. Clubs will try to find offensive players who are tough to defend.
In last year’s Draft, the Pittsburgh Steelers selected receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster late in the second round. And he certainly broke-out. Just 20 years old, the speedster was certainly tough to defend, too – as he led all rookies in receiving yards and receiving touchdowns.
However, breaking-out and being tough to defend apparently runs in the Smith-Schuster family. Tuesday, Smith-Schuster posted a video of his dog, Boujee. The caption: I was wondering for the longest time how my dog Boujee was getting out of his cage…look what happens. #PrisonBreak
After running start, Boujee uses ninja-like moves to scale the gate and escape to the freedom of what appears to be a living room or common area.