Mac Jones twerking with a lady during 49ers’ vacation in Cabo draws Christian McCaffrey’s mockery
Looks like 49ers quarterback Mac Jones’ offseason is officially in full swing.
San Francisco 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk’s wife, Kristin Juszczyk, posted a reel on Instagram on Wednesday. The standout moment of the video montage was where Jones decided to let loose during a private dinner party hosted by Byron and Alli Deeter.
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In the reel posted by Kristin, Jones got into a playful twerk-off situation with a woman during a private dinner hosted by Byron Deeter and Alli Deeter.
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49ers running back Christian McCaffrey trolled Jones in Kristin’s comments section.
“Mac Josephine,” McCaffrey joked.
Meanwhile, Jones agreed with Kristin about taking a trip to Cabo is “always a good idea” in the comments section.
The 49ers players also went golfing at Chileno Bay Golf & Beach Club.
At the same time, the players’ partners headed over to the Swing Bar at the Waldorf Astoria Los Cabos Pedregal, lounging in bikinis.
The trip was part of George Kittle’s program called “Football for Change.” It was a team effort between the Kittles’ Hidden Pearls Podcast & Studio and the ABC Sports Foundation.
The event was Kittle’s 2nd Annual Football for Change Camp.
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Mac Jones attended snowball fight at NYC’s Washington Square Park
On Feb. 23, a winter storm dropped nearly 20 inches of snow on Manhattan. It led hundreds of people to gather in Washington Square Park for an impromptu battle with snowballs.
On TikTok, Mac Jones posted a video of himself throwing snowballs with the caption:
“Snowball launchmaxxing.”
Jones’ involvement was lighthearted, but the event turned messy soon after.
A group of agitators began pelting NYPD officers with ice chunks and snowballs. It led to two officers being hospitalized.
At present, Mac Jones is a “hot commodity” in the market, with trade rumors swirling around him.
Following a tough end to his time in the New England Patriots and a one-year stint with his hometown Jacksonville Jaguars in 2024, Mac Jones hit free agency.
On March 14, he signed a two-year, $7 million deal to become the backup to Brock Purdy.
When Purdy went down with an injury mid-season, Jones stepped in.
Edited by Oindrila Chowdhury