Kristin Juszczyk responded to the news that her husband, Kyle Juszczyk, is back with the 49ers for the ninth consecutive season after a brief farewell.
San Francisco cut the veteran fullback on March 10, but will repaint him on a two-year, $8 million contract on Saturday morning. According to ESPN.
He is less than the Steelers offered him to stay by the bay, ESPN reported.
Kristin Juszczyk celebrated the news with multiple Instagram posts, including videos of her favorite memories in San Francisco.
“The last week really made Kyle and I look back at us in the Bay for the past eight years. I grew up here. Christine captioned one of the posts. “We won the championship here and lost the championship here. I feel so blessed to have called Bay Home over the last eight years. It was truly the best year of our lives. Kyle's curtains weren't closed yet, and we weren't happier and more emotional to be at home!!! We're forever loyal.”
She also wrote in her Instagram Story:
Kyle Juszczyk posted a clip of Leonardo Dicaprio on X on “The Wolf of Wall Street,” revealing that he hasn't left the 49ers.
In the field. Kristin Juszczyk/Instagram
Kristin Juszczyk was not happy with the news earlier this week, when it appears that the 49ers are moving out of Kyle Juszczyk.
In the aftermath, she posted a photo of the couple's dog upset, captioned with the word “mood.”
Kristin Juszczyk posted a photo of FaceTime Call, including Juszczyk, along with Juszczyk and Claire Kittle, and quickly deleted it.
The carpet in front of the Super Bowl Lix NFL will be honored at the Saenger Theater. Kirby Lee-Imagn Images
The family has become very close to the 49ers.
Claire Kittle celebrated Juszczyk's return with two Instagram stories in which one of him and George Kittle jump together at the wedding with Eminem's “The Cold Wind is Blowing.”
Olivia Calpo, the wife of the 49ers star who runs through Christian McCaffery, was also excited about Christine Jusizik's post.
“Helll Yeahhhh baby!!!!!” Calpo wrote.
The 33-year-old fullback had 184 receptions for 1,895 yards with 13 touchdowns, ran for 212 yards and five scores during his eight seasons at San Francisco, including his first team All-Pro selection in 2023.
Now, he and Kittle can chase that elusive Super Bowl ring again as the team tries to rebound from the disappointing 6-11 season in 2024.
