A longtime 49ers star doesn’t want to go anywhere. San Francisco tight end George Kittle, who just finished up his eighth NFL season, wants to remain with the only franchise he has ever known. He told reporters Monday he's open to a contract extension with the 49ers when asked about his future in the Bay.

Brock Purdy won't be the only player whose contract the 49ers probably will have to extend this offseason. Like Purdy, George Kittle is entering the final season of his contract in 2025, and he has no guaranteed money left on it.

The San Francisco 49ers' season came to an end with yet another disappointing loss as they fell 47-24 to the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday. The once stout 49ers defense allowed the Cardinals to score six touchdowns on them, capping off the year with a game that sums up their unfortunate 6-11 season.

George Kittle and Kyle Juszczyk said after the Sunday's season-ending loss to Arizona that they hope their futures remain in San Francisco. Each is entering the final year of his previous contract.

Tight end George Kittle won the Len Eshmont Award, which goes to the player who best exemplifies the inspirational and courageous play of Len Eshmont, an original member of the 1946 49ers team.

While it is easy to get swept in the 49ers' quarterback contract discussion, George Kittle's future might be a more pressing topic.

The San Francisco 49ers revealed their team award winners on Monday, following the conclusion of their 6-11 season. Tight end George Kittle received the prestigious Len Eshmont Award, his second time earning the honor.