An NFL Draft tradition seems to be finding a bunch of tweets that athletes sent when they were teenagers and retweeting them. Sometimes this is very bad, and we learn things about a person that paint them in a negative light before their professional career begins. Other times, we learn that a guy likes string cheese and tunnels.
For new Denver Broncos wide receiver Jerry Jeudy, who was taken with thee 15th pick in the 2020 NFL Draft, we learned that he had quite the evening back when he was 14. It started with a simple tweet.
https://twitter.com/jerryjeudy/status/364892614941605889
Big Bird, of course, is great! Everyone loves the beloved Sesame Street character, but for whatever reason, Jeudy ended up asking some questions about our beloved bird. The first question was simple enough.
https://twitter.com/jerryjeudy/status/364892852859318273
And then, a barrage of hypotheticals began.
https://twitter.com/jerryjeudy/status/364893035605139456
https://twitter.com/jerryjeudy/status/364894233448038403
https://twitter.com/jerryjeudy/status/364901611211988993
Jeudy then got a bit NSFW with a tweet that you can click on here because I don’t like it, then he decided to ask questions regarding Big Bird and some forms of violence.
https://twitter.com/jerryjeudy/status/364902305436405760
https://twitter.com/jerryjeudy/status/364902837072822275
https://twitter.com/jerryjeudy/status/365063733145387011
This is, from what I can tell, the extent of the tweets that Jeudy has sent about Big Bird. There is no word why this happened, but if someone in the Broncos media asks Jeudy, we will be sure to keep you in the loop. Anyway, after these tweets got sent, Jeudy went on to become a five-star recruit, commit to Alabama, and catch 159 balls for 2,742 yards and 26 touchdowns in three years. It begs the question: What if Big Bird tried to cover Jerry Jeudy?
