Why Juszczyk, 49ers parting ways would have been a colossal mistake

The 49ers get cap savings and retain the league's best fullback. That's a win-win. Kyle Juszczyk remains with the 49ers for at least one more season after reportedly agreeing to a contract restructure for the 2024 NFL season. San Francisco feature the fullback position more than any team in the NFL. That's a win for him. Agent Joe Linta reported Wednesday on social media that Juszczyk will be back for his eighth season with the 49ers. Not coincidentally, Juszczyk was selected to the Pro Bowl in each of his seven seasons in coach Kyle Shanahan's offense. He earned a Pro Bowl nod in his final season with the Baltimore Ravens, too. Juszczyk, 32, wrapped up his 11th NFL season and addressed the issue of his football future two days after the 49ers' crushing loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LVIII. "Any time anybody has ever asked me about retirement or anything like that, I always say, 'I'm going to go until the wheels fall off,'" Juszczyk said. "I may do that. You just never know. "You got to reevaluate at the end of every season. I will definitely say, I am nowhere close to that point in my career. I feel fantastic. My body still feels like I'm in my mid-20s. So I'm going...