1st Team All Pro - TE George Kittle Thread

Yes he's gonna making a killing in WWE

He lost the rivalry bet.

From Saturday:

Originally posted by lamontb:
Yes he's gonna making a killing in WWE

Penta is rumored to be joining WWE. They'll definitely do something together on screen. That's who he got his 'no fear' hand sign from.

Originally posted by lamontb:
Yes he's gonna making a killing in WWE

Needs to work on his mic skills. He's a bit cringy sometimes imo.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

#49ers TE George Kittle (hamstring) sounds like he expects to return on Sunday against the Patriots. Says he's "very excited to play football" and "feeling fantastic."

— Nick Wagoner (@nwagoner) September 26, 2024

Great news. we need his leadership out there. gotta regain that swagger

Originally posted by BP13:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

#49ers TE George Kittle (hamstring) sounds like he expects to return on Sunday against the Patriots. Says he's "very excited to play football" and "feeling fantastic."

— Nick Wagoner (@nwagoner) September 26, 2024

Great news. we need his leadership out there. gotta regain that swagger

Thank goodness. We gotta have Kittle.

Originally posted by Montana:

Originally posted by BP13:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

#49ers TE George Kittle (hamstring) sounds like he expects to return on Sunday against the Patriots. Says he's "very excited to play football" and "feeling fantastic."

— Nick Wagoner (@nwagoner) September 26, 2024

Great news. we need his leadership out there. gotta regain that swagger

Thank goodness. We gotta have Kittle.

I just want more big Kittle games. He's so unselfish. I love when he gets 100 yard and/or multiple TD games.

Crazy how modern athletes cant stop getting hurt, even if they're only in their early 20's. Because of the NFLPA the NFL offseason has gotten so soft. Everyone gets extra rest, and camp is mostly no pads, and there are no more two-a-days. Aaron Rodgers was talking about how hard camp used to be when he started. Joe Staley has mentioned it too. With all the money on the line now teams baby the players, but it just results in bodies that aren't prepared for 17 games of abuse. Plus they rarely let anyone play through injuries like they used to.

Originally posted by Niners99:
Crazy how modern athletes cant stop getting hurt, even if they're only in their early 20's. Because of the NFLPA the NFL offseason has gotten so soft. Everyone gets extra rest, and camp is mostly no pads, and there are no more two-a-days. Aaron Rodgers was talking about how hard camp used to be when he started. Joe Staley has mentioned it too. With all the money on the line now teams baby the players, but it just results in bodies that aren't prepared for 17 games of abuse. Plus they rarely let anyone play through injuries like they used to.

Players are also bigger, faster, stronger and playing more games than back in the day. We have also gotten smarter about injuries instead of just getting a hit a smelling salts and saying you got your bell rung. Soft tissue injuries I can sort of agree it's from the league being "soft".

Originally posted by Hysterikal:

Originally posted by Niners99:
Crazy how modern athletes cant stop getting hurt, even if they're only in their early 20's. Because of the NFLPA the NFL offseason has gotten so soft. Everyone gets extra rest, and camp is mostly no pads, and there are no more two-a-days. Aaron Rodgers was talking about how hard camp used to be when he started. Joe Staley has mentioned it too. With all the money on the line now teams baby the players, but it just results in bodies that aren't prepared for 17 games of abuse. Plus they rarely let anyone play through injuries like they used to.

Players are also bigger, faster, stronger and playing more games than back in the day. We have also gotten smarter about injuries instead of just getting a hit a smelling salts and saying you got your bell rung. Soft tissue injuries I can sort of agree it's from the league being "soft".

Exactly. You have 230-300+ lb men running faster than ever before. Lots of violent conditions. Add in your points about more games and less rest between games, some of the fields they play on, etc.

And to that original poster, players play through injuries all the time. Some players would still play through concussions if that power to decide hadn't been taken away from them.

I wish the NFLPA drew a harder line about that 17th game, the amount of Thursday games, field conditions, and expansion of rosters than two a days and no pads. But the former is low hanging fruit that doesn't affect the bottom line.

What an awesome catch.

Stud, as usual

Tremendous play as usual. The penalty was BS. But he made up for it with the TD.