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Ryan Shazier leads the top 10 at 0.94, but the more telling structural fact is that every single neighbor in the set is either an athlete, a sports team, or a football professional — JuJu Smith-Schuster's audience shape is defined entirely by football.
The shape is two-peak. The first cluster is a tight band of current and former Pittsburgh Steelers players: Ryan Shazier (0.94), Troy Polamalu (0.93), TJ Watt (0.93), James Harrison (0.93), Ben Roethlisburger (0.92), and Hines Ward (0.90) — six athletes spanning multiple Steelers eras, all scoring above 0.90. The second, slightly lower cluster shifts from players to the institutional and coaching layer: the Pittsburgh Steelers organization itself (0.90), Cardale Jones (0.88), and two Professionals-subcategory figures, Mike Tomlin (0.88) and Urban Meyer (0.87). The bridge between the two peaks is Pittsburgh Steelers fandom — the first cluster is built around individual player loyalty, while the second extends that audience into the franchise and its coaching figures. No non-football entity appears anywhere in the top 10.
This audience is structurally anchored to one franchise and its extended football ecosystem, with player-level loyalty forming the dominant pull.
