San Francisco 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk is a very proud husband these days.
His wife Christine took the NFL fashion scene by storm with a custom game-day outfit worn by Taylor Swift and Twilight star Taylor Lautner this weekend.
Swift, a new Chiefs fan since she started dating tight end Travis Kelce, and Lautner's jacket with Aidan Hutchinson's name on it during an NFL playoff game went viral and drew rave reviews. Collected.
Swift's jacket, which has Kelce's name and number on it, has gotten the most attention, and Juszczyk said Tuesday that he and his wife, along with the rest of the world, learned that Swift would be wearing the jacket on Saturday night. Told.
“We saw it at the same time as everyone else.” He said, according to NBC Sports Bay Area.. “She came out wearing a jacket and riding a golf cart, and we were excited.”
A Niners player was convinced his wife got the credit after hearing the announcer mention Nike while showing a clip of the pop icon arriving in uniform.
Juszczyk also made sure to credit Kristin with her success on social media.
“That was very important because I'm very proud of her,” he explained. “And she's extremely talented and what she puts out into the world is one of a kind. I wanted to make sure she got the credit she deserved.
“At first, the announcers were like, 'Taylor Swift can make Nike do anything.' Oh, come on. We have to let these people know that it's all Christine's fault.” I was happy to see her recognized for that because that was everything she was.
Gymnast Simone Biles also made headlines this year with her husband Jonathan Owens' Packers jersey turned into a stylish jacket designed by Kristin Juszczyk.
But the biggest adventure on my way to Lautner was the jacket.
The actor reached out to see if it could be delivered before Sunday's Lions-Rams wild-card round game.
“We were supposed to arrive the day before, but we got stuck in Memphis.” [due to inclement weather]” said the 49er. “Somehow she got in touch with the owner of FedEx and spoke to his son and he said it was their mission to get the package to FedEx. [Lautner].
“They sent a truck to Memphis to pick it up, and that truck broke down. They sent another truck, and they literally delivered it on the sideline. So we called FedEx and… please.”
