San Francisco star tight end George Kittle is grateful the 49ers always have embraced his unique, "quirky" personality.

George Kittle opens up on his hatred for the Rams, revealing why the West coast rivalry brings out his violent edge.

George Kittle was looking to get the win AND seal the Honmoon on Sunday ... dancing his face off to a "KPop Demon Hunters" song right on the field.

George Kittle and the San Francisco 49ers defeated the New York Giants 34-24 in Sunday's Week 9 matinee. The 49ers tight end's wife, Claire, shared a recap of their trip to the East Coast in a post on Instagram.

George Kittle on the MetLife turf: “When someone's field is the butt of a joke around all of social media constantly, on every NFL meme page, and everybody jokes about how bad it is, I feel like at that point, someone should just take a look at it. No NFL field should be the… pic.twitter.com/xjlE0bK8uz

The number of injuries the 49ers have had to deal with so far this season is almost mind-boggling. On offense, quarterback Brock Purdy has only played in two games, while several of the team’s key playmakers, such as Kittle, Brandon Aiyuk, Jauan Jennings, and Ricky Pearsall, have all missed time with their own injuries.

San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle was mic'd up for his second game back from injury, so fans got an up-close reaction to his touchdown.

George Kittle and Jake Ferguson are likely to both complete a catch this week for the first time since Week 1.

George Kittle shares his thoughts on the turf field at MetLife Stadium after defeating the New York Giants 34-24 in Week 9

The San Francisco 49ers improved their 2025 season record to 6-3 on Sunday, taking down the home-team New York Giants.

The SF Giants will be looking to add pitching this offseason. They have been connected to the Japanese pitching market, but maybe they could land a pitcher who has recaptured his form overseas in Cody Ponce.