Training Camp Central

Back in 2017, the 49ers drafted a freakishly athletic, but not exceedingly well-known blocking tight end from the University of Iowa, named George Kittle, in the fifth round with the 146th overall pick. Since then, Kittle has surpassed every possible expectation of him.

It’s here folks. After some substantial concern over the 49ers’ methodical approach to handling contract extensions, it appears George Kittle has received his well-deserved payday.

It’s almost here folks. After some substantial concern over the 49ers’ methodical approach to handling contract extensions, it appears George Kittle is nearing a well-deserved payday.

Less than a week from the start of padded practice in 49ers’ training camp, a few coaching changes have come to light.

As far as NFL offseasons go, and they are almost always painfully slow, the 2020 offseason was exceedingly so.

George Kittle will reportedly sign a lucrative, six-year extension on Friday. Assuming of course you don’t believe George Kittle.

The 49ers are heading for a number crunch on their roster.

In the 2020 NFL Draft, the 49ers opted to ignore one glaring need in favor of players already within their ranks.

The 49ers may well enter the 2020 regular season without three receivers they initially expected to be on the opening day roster.

We may only be a week into NFL training camp, but the 49ers have already managed to exhaust a word: “versatility.”

Sometimes Mike McGlinchey does himself a disservice.

With the regular season now just a month away, George Kittle and the 49ers still haven’t worked out a new deal. They also, according to a report from Mike Silver, aren’t making much progress.