The San Francisco 49ers finished 6-11 in 2024. This is the first time since the 2018 season that he has lost more than 11 games. This past season has been derailed by injuries to key players.
San Francisco went 12-5 in 2023, losing the Super Bowl to Kansas City. In 2024, they struggled to win consistently and missed the postseason completely. Despite a step back, the 49ers still have solid pieces on the roster. This includes All Prote George Kittle. via Bushin with boy Podcast Kittle has announced that it will sign a new extension with Niners.
George Kittle signed a four-year, $76.4 million extension with the 49ers
DONE Contract: 49erers Six-Time Pro Bowl TE George Kittle has signed a four-year, $76.4 million contract extension, including a $40 million guarantee. @bussinwtb. pic.twitter.com/cieaq5tegs
-Adam Scha After (@adamscha after) April 29, 2025
On January 5th, George Kittle told ESPN, “My goal is to wear red and gold for my entire career.” Kittle is one step closer to making it happen after signing the latest extension with the Niners. The 31-year-old man Bushin with boy A podcast he signed on to a new extension. He has a four-year contract, $76.4 million, and is guaranteed $40 million at the time of signing.
The 2024 season was his sixth time he was selected as a Pro Bowler in the past seven years. Kittle finished with 78 catches for 1,106 yards and eight touchdowns. It was the fourth time in his career that he finished with over 1,000 receiving yards. Another goal George Kittle has is to be in the 49ers 10-year club. There are 51 players who have played 10 consecutive seasons in San Francisco since the team began in 1946.
Joe Staley was the last niner to achieve that in 2017. Kittle will need to play two more seasons to make that happen. He is one of four TEs in NFL history and has won four seasons with at least 1,000 receiving yards. Two first team All-Pro was a reliable player in his eight-year career in San Francisco. After being selected in the fourth round, Kittle is on the right path to having a career worthy of the Hall of Fame.
