Overview
- Kyle Juszczyk, a nine-time Pro Bowl fullback, was informed by the San Francisco 49ers that he will be released after eight seasons with the team.
- The move will save the 49ers $4.2 million in salary cap space for 2025, though it carries a $3.6 million dead cap charge.
- Juszczyk, 33, was a key part of the 49ers' offense, known for his versatility as a blocker and receiver, and earned All-Pro honors in the last two seasons.
- The decision follows other significant roster changes, including the release of multiple veterans and the trade of wide receiver Deebo Samuel to the Washington Commanders.
- Teammates and their families expressed emotional reactions to the news, underscoring Juszczyk's impact on and off the field during his tenure with the team.