The multitude of injuries the San Francisco 49ers suffered on Sunday in Charlotte recalled those the team endured in 2020 on a two-week East Coast stay. George Kittle put the blame then and now on the artificial turf.
49ers’ Kittle blames turf as injuries bring to mind painful 2020 road trip
Oct 9, 2022 at 8:00 PM
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