San Francisco 49ers quarterback Mac Jones is making the most of his offseason in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, joining teammates for a mix of charity work and celebration. The former Alabama standout quarterback helped lead the 49ers to the divisional round of the NFC playoffs before heading south for the Football for Change camp, hosted by tight end George Kittle and his wife, Claire.

The camp brought together NFL stars, youth participants, and community members for football-related activities. When not engaged in camp duties, Jones and his teammates embraced the Cabo lifestyle. Videos circulated on social media showing Jones hitting a gong with remarkable accuracy after draining a shot glass, followed by a celebratory dance. 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk and his wife, Kristin, also joined the trip, with Kristin posting a social media reel captioned "Cabo is always a good idea."

Jones's offseason festivities included nightclub appearances where he showcased his dance moves, as well as participating in TikTok dance trends alongside Kendrick Bourne. The quarterback described the camp as a "great time," joking about hoping for another invitation. Jones finished the 2025 season with 2,151 passing yards and 13 touchdowns after stepping in for injured starter Brock Purdy, starting eight games following Purdy's toe injury in Week 2.