NFL wide receiver walks to work after bike is stolen

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster is now walking to practice because he said someone stole his bike.

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Smith-Schuster took to Twitter on Tuesday to post a video letting his followers know that his bike was stolen and he was walking to practice.

The tweet was followed by another showing him riding his bike Monday while wearing his Steelers helmet.

Smith-Schuster, the NFL’s youngest player at 20 years old, is known for riding his bike to work.

Teammate Antonio Brown tweeted his support in helping Smith-Schuster find his bike. Brown is offering two tickets to a Steelers home game for whoever returns the bike.

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