Among the veterans on the San Francisco 49ers roster for the 2025 season is Kyle Juszczyk, who is getting ready to play his final year with the franchise at 33 years old. This could be one of his last seasons in the Bay Area, and the wide receiver addressed his future plans.
In recent comments, Juszczyk revealed that he plans to play well beyond the end of his contract with the 49ers. While he didn’t specify whether he’d like to play in San Francisco beyond that, he made it clear: “I know I’ve got at least a few more years,” referring to having more to give in the NFL.
The 2024 season hasn’t been the best for Kyle Juszczyk. He managed to score just one touchdown in the 16 games he played, and it’s likely he’ll finish the season under 200 yards again, just like in 2023. However, he did earn a spot at the Super Bowl, officially becoming the fullback with calls for the game.
At 33 years old, Juszczyk is one of the veteran players on the 49ers, having been with the franchise since 2017. That season remains one of his most memorable, recording 315 yards, a feat he would surpass the following year with 324 yards—his highest total since then.
San Francisco 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk
Juszczyk Isn’t the Oldest Player on the Roster
The oldest player on the 49ers roster is Trent Williams, at 36 years old, followed by Tashaun Gipson at 34. Juszczyk and Pat O’Donnell are the only two players on the roster at 33 years old. Notably, Juszczyk is one of the few veterans who wasn’t drafted directly by the franchise.
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Juszczyk’s Contract
For the upcoming season, Juszczyk will earn a base salary of $4.1 million. At the end of the season, he will become a free agent, able to renegotiate with the 49ers or explore options with another team. So far, he’s signed two major contracts with the franchise: a $21 million deal from 2017 to 2020 and a $27 million contract from 2021 to 2025.
