Kristin Juszczyk Reacts to Husband Kyle Juszczyk’s 49ers Release

Kristin Juszczyk found comfort in the little things after her husband, Kyle Juszczyk, was released by the San Francisco 49ers. 

News of Kyle’s release was reported by ESPN’s Adam Schefter on Monday, March 10. Kyle spent the last eight years of his NFL career with the franchise. 

In response, Kristin — who married Kyle, 33, in 2019 — posted a photo of one of the couple’s dogs looking unenthused via her Instagram Story on Monday night. 

“Mood,” she captioned the image, which showed the pooch being forced to wear a baseball hat. 

Kristin, 31, and Kyle share two Samoyeds, named Mozzarella and Pierogi, though it’s not clear which dog was featured in Kristin’s post. 

On Tuesday, March 11, Kristin posted another photo to her Story, showing the fashion designer sprawled out with an airplane row all to herself. 

“The world knew,” she wrote. 

49ers tight end George Kittle, who has become great friends with Kyle since they both joined the organization in 2017, posted a series of images via his Instagram Story to commemorate the end of an era. 

“Day one juice 💔 🧃,” Kittle, 31, wrote alongside a picture of the pair from their first year together in San Francisco. 

Kittle posted another photo of him and Kyle together on his Story, calling the departed fullback his “family.”

In addition, Claire Kittle — who got married to George in April 2019 and has become very close with Kyle and Kristin — posted her own heartfelt message via her Instagram Story. 

“Just rip our hearts out why don’t you 💔,” Claire, 30, wrote alongside a picture of both couples on the field after winning the NFC Championship Game in 2024. “8 years a Niner, 12 year vet, 9 consecutive Pro Bowls, 2x All Pro, 2024 49ers Captain.”

In a separate post, Claire said Kyle’s release will “never make sense.”

Kyle, who was selected in the fourth round of the 2013 NFL Draft by the Baltimore Ravens, acknowledged his time in San Francisco might have been up at the end of last season — but vowed he didn’t think his career was over. 

“I know I’m not done,” Juszczyk told ESPN in January. “I’m definitely not done playing. I’ve seen zero regression. I think especially, I mean, you can turn on the last two games and please show me where I’ve regressed, so I have no plans of stopping.”