Star 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk joins NBC Sports Bay Area's Matt Maiocco on "49ers Talk" during the American Century Championship in South Lake Tahoe to discuss his busy offseason. Juszczyk was briefly released and then re-signed with San Francisco earlier in the offseason, an experience he described as one of the 'worst' in his life. Now reunited and ramping up for 49ers training camp in a couple weeks, Juszczyk describes how thankful he is to stick with the organization that has helped define his storied career, which he and Matt also reflect on. Also, Jennifer Lee Chan joins Matt to provide health updates on wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk and safety Malik Mustapha while also sharing an important announcement from the McCaffrey family. Later, Matt talks with criminal defense attorney Todd Bequette to explain the potential league and legal ramifications of the 49ers' players' run-ins with the law.

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(1:00) Rookies report for training camp July 15, the energy is building up for a massive start to the 2025 NFL season
(3:00) 30 of the 32 2025 NFL Draft second-round picks have not signed yet - Alfred Collins is one of them
(5:00) Brandon Aiyuk, Malik Mustapha health updates
(13:00) Kyle Juszczyk interview
(19:00) Juice felt like his brief free-agency period was like ‘living-funeral'
(23:00) Which rookies stood out to Juice from the 2025 draft class?
(30:00) Criminal justice defense attorney Todd Bequette explains Demarcus Robinson and Deommodore Lenoir's legal cases