Kristin Juszczyk cheers on as husband Kyle Juszczyk dons adorable Christmas sweater ahead of Dolphins-Niners

San Francisco 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk brought holiday cheer with his quirky game-day outfit at Hard Rock Stadium ahead of his against the Miami Dolphins, and his wife, Kristin, was thrilled.

Reposting the 49ers' official Instagram post on Sunday, Kristin shared a picture of Kyle rocking a Christmas sweater adorned with a dog and the cheerful phrase “HO HO HO" while striding through the airport.

“Dats my girl!!” The NFL fullback's wife captioned her IG Story.

Source: (Via Instagram/ @kristinjuszczyk)

Kyle's outfit may be dedicated to his two Samoyed dogs, Mozzarella and Pierogi.

Kyle Juszczyk's wife Kristin brought her A-game in fashion to 49ers vs. Dolphins clash

Ahead of the Week 16 game, Kristin Juszczyk designed an outfit that syncs with Miami's vibe. Taking to Instagram, she posted a sneak peek of her game-day look.

Kyle Juszczyk's wife wore a red halter top with a midriff-baring design. For the bottom, she paired the top with basketball-inspired shorts, with the number “4” written on them. To add a chic touch to her sporty look, Kristin added a pair of red high-heeled sandals. She styled her hair with a claw clip.

"No such thing as giving up!!" Kyle Juszczyk's wife captioned the post.

Through the caption, she clearly hinted at the never-say-die attitude in light of 49ers standings in the NFL and less than a 1% chance of making the playoffs.

That said, Week 16's clash will mark the 15th time the 49ers and Dolphins face each other. Both teams enter with identical 6-8 records.

For the 49ers, last week’s 12–6 defeat to the Los Angeles Rams was a tough pill to swallow. The offense struggled mightily. The team accumulated just 191 yards.

As of December, the San Francisco 49ers have a storied playoff history. They have a record of 39 wins and 25 losses across 64 postseason games. They have won 20 times in 28 appearances in the divisional round. In the conference championships, they’ve made 19 appearances and won eight titles.