George Kittle

George Kittle doesn’t use a literal reset button anymore, but the lessons he learned about developing mental strength in college have paid off in the NFL.

George Kittle wants to run it back with No. 10.

49ers tight end George Kittle has cleared every hurdle in practices the past two weeks and is on pace to return to action this weekend.

Kyle Shanahan offered injury updates on some key 49ers.

49ers’ tight end George Kittle uses his platform as one of the games most dynamic players and personalities to bring awareness to TAPS.

Jimmy Garoppolo left the 49ers’ loss to the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday in the second half after re-injuring his ankle, and it appears he won’t be returning to the field any time soon. Tight end George Kittle also left the game early Sunday and reportedly will miss 8 weeks with a foot fracture.

Jimmy Garoppolo should have a field day against a terrible Seahawks defense, but he was ineffective before being removed after re-injuring his ankle in the Seahawks’ 37-27 win. Tight end George Kittle also left the game with a foot injury.

It didn’t take long for Nick Bosa to impress George Kittle.

Tight end George Kittle won’t suit up Sunday for the 49ers after all.

The 49ers will try to get in the win column Sunday without their best player, as George Kittle has been ruled out with a knee sprain.

The 49ers have seven team captaina heading into the 2020 NFL season.

Kittle loves wrestling, so of course the tight end quoted the Nature Boy after signing his record-setting contract extension.

49ers star George Kittle is a record-setting tight end, and he now has a record-setting contract to match.

In three years, George Kittle has gone from an overlooked fifth-round pick to the NFL’s preeminent tight end.

When people point to George Kittle as perhaps the best tight end in football, there are multiple reasons.

Ever since the 49ers lost the Super Bowl, Jimmy Garoppolo has had a target on his back.

George Kittle’s offseason is likely to be just as impressive as his 2019 season. The 49ers’ tight end has come to be regarded as perhaps the NFL’s best after just three pro seasons. In 2019, Kittle helped the 49ers win the NFC title and get to the Super Bowl, catching 85 passes for 1,053 yards and five touchdowns. He also…

Who was the NFL’s best player in 2019? How about a fifth-round draft choice in his third pro season. San Francisco tight end George Kittle built on what he did in 2018 – when he set the NFL’s single-season record for receiving yards at his position – by having another outstanding year and helping his team to the Super Bowl….

George Kittle is eligible for a contract extension this offseason, and the 49ers reportedly won’t wait long to lock up their star tight end.  The 49ers and Kittle could begin negotiations on a new deal “as soon as after” Super Bowl LIV on Sunday, NFL Media’s Mike Garafolo said Sunday on “NFL GameDay,” citing “sources informed of the negotiations...