Smith-Schuster signed the fan's head -- up
above the ear and slightly toward the back, next to a previous
tattoo of the Steelers' logo -- on Friday during the team's
practice at Saint Vincent College in Latrobe, Pa. He told
reporters afterward, "If he gets that tattooed on his head, I'll
get him any tickets to any game, so if he's out there watching
this ... yes."
After a photo of the fresh tattoo -- featuring two capital J's
and "#19" -- emerged on social media on Sunday, Smith-Schuster
retweeted with the comment, "Yup, I got him, he's got season
tickets now. Respect!! [handshake emoji]"
Smith-Schuster brought up the head signing with reporters after
Friday's practice, describing it as one fun fan interaction
among several he'd already had.
"He had the Steelers logo like tattooed in his head, so he had a
mohawk," Smith-Schuster recalled. "And he was like, Can you sign
my helmet?', I'm like, 'What helmet? What are you talking
about?' I signed his head, like his actual head. Sharpie, all
that. I don't think he's gonna shower for the next week."
--Field Level Media
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