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49ers’ Kyle Juszczyk, wife Kristin with legendary mockery of NFL making $15K glass of juice

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Murray, T. L. (2026, September 25). 49ers’ Kyle Juszczyk, wife Kristin with legendary mockery of NFL making $15K glass of juice. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/24/sports/kyle-juszczyk-wife-kristin-create-hilarious-juice-video/

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New York Post · collected 2026-09-25 · by Thomas L. Murray

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Kyle Juszczyk of the San Francisco 49ers and his wife Kristin were mocked for a $14,926 NFL fine after Kyle’s touchdown celebration where he pretended to chug juice. They responded with a humorous video at home showing them making actual orange juice, which accidentally spills. The article also details how Juszczyk used humor throughout the day, including posting a “NOT BEER” label on a bottle in his locker and teammate George Kittle’s playful tweet confirming that Kyle doesn’t actually drink beer.
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Kyle Juszczyk, a player for the San Francisco 49ers, faced a $14,926 fine from the NFL after pretending to chug a bottle of juice during a touchdown celebration instead of alcohol. To mock the situation humorously, Kyle and his wife Kristin filmed themselves making actual orange juice at home. The video shows them creating a label for an unopened bottle in his locker that reads “NOT BEER,” followed by spilling juice on their kitchen counter in another humorous clip they posted online. Fellow teammate George Kittle also joined the mockery by sharing a photo of Kyle holding a Bud Light beer in a hot tub, despite Kyle’s previous claims about not drinking beer.

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Fox News
Hedges 4 of 31 claims Outlet record 69/100
“Article A describes Juszczyk's response to the fine during a press conference, while Article B discusses a video mocking the situation posted by Juszczyk and his wife.”
Toronto Star
Hedges 1 of 30 claims Outlet record 64/100
“While both articles discuss the fine for Kyle Juszczyk's celebration, Article B includes a video reaction by him and his wife which is not part of the original incident but a response to it.”
New York Post
Hedges 2 of 25 claims Outlet record 66/100
“While both articles discuss the fine Kyle Juszczyk received for his touchdown celebration, Article B includes additional context about a video made by Juszczyk and his wife that is not mentioned in Article A.”
New York Post
Hedges 1 of 11 claims Outlet record 66/100
“Article A discusses Bud Light's response to Juszczyk's fine for his celebration, while Article B describes a video posted by Kyle and Kristin Juszczyk mocking the fine. They cover related but distinct aspects of the incident.”
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Thomas L. Murray
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Topics

49ers Bud Light NFL a Bud Light

Subjects

Kyle GPE · 10× 49ers ORG · 2× Kittle PERSON · 2× George Kittle PERSON · 1× Kristin PERSON · 1× Kristin Juszczyk PERSON · 1× NFL ORG · 1×

Narrative

Kyle wasn’t the only one who is part of the 49ers organization that had some fun with the situation, as his longtime teammate and friend George Kittle posted a photo of Kyle sitting in a hot tub holding a Bud Light in his hands — despite Kyle claiming he doesn’t drink beer.
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🔮 After Kyle’s accident, the two couldn’t help but laugh at the end of the video in what’s been a humorous day for them.

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After a long and exhausting day, sometimes all you need is a little bit of juice. asserted
you → need → juice
Making a fresh cup of juice is exactly what Kyle and his wife, Kristin Juszczyk, did after they found out early Thursday that he was being fined $14,926 over his touchdown celebration, where he pretends to chug a bottle of juice. asserted
he → make → juice
The video opens with the two standing next to one another in their home with the caption,”$14,926 glass of juice,” placed in the center of the video. asserted
two → open → video
Kristin is seen aggressively cutting oranges down the middle on her cutting board, while Kyle is handed oranges from her and is placing them in their juice squeezer. asserted
Kyle → see → squeezer
Near the end of the video, Kyle aggressively pulls too hard on the lever and causes the juice squeezer to topple toward him, spilling orange juice all over the counter. asserted
squeezer → pull → counter
After Kyle’s accident, the two couldn’t help but laugh at the end of the video in what’s been a humorous day for them. asserted
what → help → them
It wasn’t the first time during the day that Kyle took a subtle shot at the NFL. asserted
Kyle → take → NFL
After the 49ers concluded practice on Thursday, Kyle had a bottle in his locker that was covered in tape, with a makeshift label that read, “NOT BEER.” asserted
that → conclude → BEER
Below the bottle was a graphic that showed a juice box and his number 44 on it. asserted
that → show → it
Kyle wasn’t the only one who is part of the 49ers organization that had some fun with the situation, as his longtime teammate and friend George Kittle posted a photo of Kyle sitting in a hot tub holding a Bud Light in his hands — despite Kyle claiming he doesn’t drink beer. asserted
he → have → beer
Kittle went on to confirm that Kyle doesn’t drink beer, while Bud Light joined in on the fun and said: “Can confirm Kittle DOES drink beer (and is also a good guy).” asserted
Kittle → go → beer
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