The NFLPA recently stated its desire to prohibit media members from conducting post-game interviews outside the locker room. 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk fully supports the initiative. “Over the past three years,

So when the NFLPA put out a statement urging the league to take action and move interviews outside the locker room, one 49ers star — eight-time Pro Bowl fullback Kyle Juszczyk — took aim at Cohn, whose reputation as a thorn in the team's side is established.

An NFLPA request to halt media locker room access led to shots fired from 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk. Professional athletes and the sports media have been at odds for decades over whether reporters should be permitted to interview players in locker rooms,

The NFL's player association is urging the league to make 'immediate changes' and move interviews away from where teams get dressed. Juszczyk singled out reporter Grant Cohn.

The NFLPA wants the NFL to change its rules with media interviewing players in locker rooms. The NFLPA wants the league to move player interviews out of the locker room because of how "uncomfortable" it is for them and how it invades their privacy.