JuJu Says Jalen Ramsey 'Said so Many Cuss Words That I Never Heard Of'

Los Angeles Rams cornerback Jalen Ramsey evidently talks a lot of trash during the game. And apparently, some of it is unique.

Just ask Pittsburgh Steelers wideout JuJu Smith-Schuster.

"It was cool, man. He talks a lot. He talks so much," Smith-Schuster said of his matchup with Ramsey following Pittsburgh's 17-12 win over the Rams on Sunday, per Mark Kaboly of The Athletic. "He said so many cuss words that I never heard of, and I am 22 years old."

Before the game, Ramsey told reporters that Smith-Schuster didn't compare to former Steelers wideout Antonio Brown, though he also complimented Smith-Schuster's skill set:

Ramsey backed up the talk on his end, with Smith-Schuster registering just three receptions for 44 yards on six targets. But the Steelers had the last laugh, beating the Rams while improving to 5-4, their fourth straight win after the season appeared to be lost with starting quarterback Ben Roethlisberger injured.

Winning the division may still be out of reach, with Lamar Jackson and the red-hot Baltimore Ravens at 7-2 and winners of five straight. But Sunday's win moved the Steelers into the second wild-card spot, with the Oakland Raiders (5-4), Indianapolis Colts (5-4), Tennessee Titans (5-5) and Jacksonville Jaguars (4-5) nipping at their heels.

Getting Smith-Schuster going would aid the Steelers in their quest for a playoff berth. The third-year man has been Pittsburgh's best wideout, though his numbers (36 receptions for 503 yards, three touchdowns) haven't been off the charts.

That's perhaps one reason why Smith-Schuster agreed with Ramsey's assessment:

"I'm not Antonio Brown. I will never be Antonio Brown," he said. "I'm JuJu Smith-Schuster. I'm not as good as him yet. I also have time to proceed to get to his level. But we're two different people. Like I said, it was between me and Jalen Ramsey, and he had a good game."

And Smith-Schuster learned a few new words in the process.