49ers Te George Kittle’s 2-emoji Reaction to release in Kyle Juszczik

San Francisco 49ers star narrow end George Kittle and Veteran Fullback Kyle Juszczik are close friends, but they won’t play them more in the same team, as well as 49ers decided that Juszczik was free from the NFL Agency Agency. San Francisco Cut Juszczik, leaving him now looking for a new playing team. That decision also left her friend to feel down.

After learning Juszczik’s judicial fate in San Francisco, Kittle shared two emoji post on K (Previous Twitter) on Monday: “💔🧃”

Kittle didn’t need real words to know everyone who really felt according to Juszczik’s departure from San Francisco. A combination of the heating box and juice emojis says everything. Of course, a box of juice refers to Juszczik, which is also known for its nickname “Soka”.

In addition, the sixth-time passer-by narrow end shared him by the photo of the return with Juszczik via Instagram Story.

Juszczik, Nine-Spaced Pro Bowler and a one-time all-pro, started their career in the NFL when they took him in the fourth round (130. As a whole) Baltimore Gavrans in Draft NFL 2013. Years.

He played for the Northern AFC divisions for four seasons before signing a four-year worth $ 21 million in 2017. years. It was the same year that San Francisco chose Kittle in the fifth round as 146. Pick up. Since Kittle did not answer the team except 49s, because he entered a professional, he still does not know the feeling of playing the NFL season without Juszczik as a teammate.

Even Yellow for Kittle and Juszczikov are close friendsAs the two of them are often seen together during the 49ers of the games and even from the field.

At the end of the day, the NFL is a job, and is not uncommon for this side to the League to seek personal relationships by anyone who exists and acts within the limits of Football. Of course, that doesn’t mean Kittle and Juszczik can no longer be friends or hang out with each other. Plus, there is always the possibility to unite again in the field as teammates.

Reckle Villas is an experienced sports writer covering various sports, including NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL and college football. He graduated in the communication art from the University of Santo Thomas in the Philippines.