There’s a reason George Kittle is the tight end every NFL rookie fears and every San Francisco 49ers fan worships.

The Savage Mindset of a Gridiron Legend

In a recent podcast appearance with former teammate Richard Sherman, Kittle dropped some brutally honest truth bombs about his approach to dominating the field. His mindset? Unapologetically ruthless.

“There are hundreds of thousands of kids who would love nothing more than to be the starting tight end for the San Francisco 49ers,” Kittle explained, “and it is my job to ruin all of their dreams. So basically, ‘f–k them kids’.”

No Mercy for Rookies

At 31 years old, Kittle isn’t just playing the game - he’s making a statement. When facing first-round draft picks, his message is crystal clear: welcome to the big leagues. His strategy involves physical intimidation mixed with pure athletic prowess - headbutting defenders, then blowing past them to score touchdowns.

Confidence is His Middle Name

“I have the confidence I do for a reason,” Kittle proclaimed. “I’m still going to hit you really hard in the face and I’m going to laugh while I do it”. This isn’t just trash talk - it’s a manifesto of athletic dominance that makes him one of the most feared tight ends in the NFL.

One thing’s certain: George Kittle isn’t just playing football, he’s performing psychological warfare - and loving every single minute of it.