The best fullback in the league expressed his excitement about returning to the team he's been a part of since 2017. The $5.4 million average per season he'll be earning probably also contributed to the excitement.
"So incredibly thankful to be apart of this organization for 5 more years!" Juszczyk wrote via Instagram. "Thank you Faithful for the continuous support! Looking forward to showing that the juice is always worth the squeeze."
Team CEO Jed York shared that he is "fired up" to have Juszczyk returning. He also explained his own curious late-Saturday night tweet, which amusingly caused the hashtag #Kyle to trend on Twitter.
So fired up Juice! Had to be the coherent FaceTime from us last night that sealed the deal https://t.co/fe91L22qlY
The new deal keeps Juszczyk under contract through the 2025 season.
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