49ers’ Kyle Juszczyk ‘disappointed’ to be criticized for strange reason

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Kyle Juszczyk offered a huge game on Sunday night in his San Francisco 49ers’ heartbreaking 30-28 loss to the Green Bay Packers on Sunday night. Oddly enough, he is also criticized for the same coin.

The 49ers lost the entire game before scoring with 37 seconds left to take their first lead. Unfortunately for San Francisco, the lead was short lived as Aaron Rodgers put his team in the shooting range and Mason Crosby scored 51 yards to win the game when time ran out.

But the player who gave San Francisco their brief lead was Juszczyk, who pushed his way into the end zone for a 12-yard touchdown from Jimmy Garoppolo.

Jimmy Garoppolo Kyle Juszczyk

49ers take a one-point lead with 37 seconds left

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– L’Athletic (@TheAthletic) September 27, 2021

Some have argued that maybe Juszczyk should have come down to the 1-yard line so San Francisco could have used more time. The rear thinks it’s nonsense.

Juszczyk told KNBR 104.5 FM / 680 AM on SF on Tuesday that he was “disappointed” by such criticism, especially since it was such a big hit for him.

Kyle Juszczyk, on us, on the reviews he should have lowered to 1 yl: “I’m disappointed (with the reaction). There are coins that I want to get back, I promise you it’s not the one of them. I have no choice in the NFL when you score. It was one of the biggest games of my career. “

– Brian Murphy (@knbrmurph) September 28, 2021

He is right; this kind of talk is disappointing and downright silly.

The Niners have never led in this game. They were fighting just to score a touchdown. They needed six, not three, which is a huge difference. Juszczyk was mentally programmed to step into the end zone in this game and put his team ahead. He did his job. It’s not like he’s a running back on the field with time to think about getting in, knowing the defense wants him to score, and his team only needs a basket. The Niners needed a touchdown. Juszczyk gave it to them. From there, it was up to their defense and their special teams to get saves, which they didn’t.

Juszczyk and Jimmy Garoppolo did their job. Maybe the Niners didn’t make the clock work perfectly, but come on. Can Beggars Really Choose? Isn’t it impressive enough that Jimmy G led a touchdown in the final two minutes and gave his team a lead with 37 seconds left? It’s much better than Juszczyk stupidly falling to 1 and the Niners getting pissed off three times in a row to lose the game.

Fans and members of the media often have unrealistic expectations. They can find a way to criticize a quarterback who goes 27/28 for 300 yards and 4 touchdowns in a victory over incomplete alone. Sometimes stupidity just has to be rejected.

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