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What is George Kittle Net Worth and Salary?

A professional football player with a twenty million dollar net worth is George Kittle, a tight end. George Kittle plays in the National Football League for the San Francisco 49ers. In addition to multiple All-Pro and Pro Bowl awards, he has played in Super Bowl LIV after making his club debut in 2017. Earlier in his collegiate career, Kittle played football with the Iowa Hawkeyes.

Kittle signed a new deal with the 49ers in the summer of 2020, making him the highest-paid tight end in the National Football League (NFL). The new deal came with a $18 million signing bonus and a total value of $75 million over five years. The agreement will result in an average yearly salary of $14 million for him.

Early Life and High School

On October 9, 1993, William George Kittle was born in Madison, Wisconsin. Emma is her name, and she is his sister. When Kittle was still a little child, his family moved to Iowa. He completed his secondary schooling at Iowa City West High School and Cedar Falls High School while residing in the state. Kittle eventually graduated from Oklahoma’s Norman High School with a diploma.

Collegiate Career

Kittle committed to play football for the Hawkeyes at the University of Iowa, where his father Bruce had also played the position, for his college career. He had a little role in his freshman year of college and caught five passes for 108 yards.

Kittle saw even less playing time in his sophomore year than he did in his rookie year, recording just one 25-yard reception. He played a bigger part in his junior season, finishing with 20 receptions, 290 receiving yards, and six receiving touchdowns. Kittle recorded 22 receptions, 314 receiving yards, and four touchdowns on the receiving end of the ball in his senior year.

San Francisco 49ers, 2017-2019

2017 was the National Football League Draft, and in the fifth round, the San Francisco 49ers selected Kittle with the 146th overall pick. He then consented to agreements with the squad that would endure for four years. In the 49ers’ season opener, against the Carolina Panthers, by a score of 3–23, Kittle made his NFL debut. He scored his first touchdown in an NFL (National Football League) game against the Indianapolis Colts at the start of October.

Kittle has 43 receptions for 515 yards and two scores at the end of his rookie campaign. In addition, he caught two touchdowns. His second season with the 49ers was even more successful than his first; in Week 14, he set a franchise record with 210 receiving yards as a tight end and became the first tight end in 49ers history to surpass 1,000 receiving yards.

With 1,377 receiving yards at the end of the season, Kittle set a new record for the most receiving yards a tight end has in a single season. In addition, this was his first-ever Pro Bowl selection.

Kittle had yet another strong season in 2019. He was the only player in the National Football League to receive the highest overall rating of any player by Pro Football Focus throughout the first four weeks of the season. After that, he made an important reception that set up the game-winning field goal in Week 14’s Vikings vs. New Orleans Saints game.

For his season-long play, Kittle was named to the First Team of All-Pro in addition to being picked for the Pro Bowl for the second consecutive year. Subsequently, he played in Super Bowl IV, taking part in the 49ers’ defeat at the hands of the Kansas City Chiefs. He hauled in 36 yards after catching four passes.

San Francisco 49ers, 2020-2023

He missed a couple games due to a knee injury, but he was back in play during the season’s fourth game—a loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. Because of a broken foot, Kittle was placed on injured reserve at the beginning of November and was not activated until the holidays. Kittle only played in eight games because of all of his ailments, but he still finished the season with 48 receptions, 634 receiving yards, and two touchdowns.

In Week 14, he was named NFC Offensive Player of the Week for his 13 receptions for 151 yards and one touchdown in a victory over the Cincinnati Bengals. He went on to have a much better season in 2021. This was in spite of the fact that he had an injury that year and had to spend some time on injured reserve.

Kittle won a position in the Pro Bowl for the third time at the end of the regular season with 71 receptions, 910 receiving yards, and six touchdowns. He caught seven passes for 108 yards during the postseason, but the 49ers lost the National Football Conference Championship game against the Los Angeles Rams.

For Kittle’s season, 2022 was a noteworthy year. Though he missed the first two weeks of the season due to an injury, he finished with a career-high 11 touchdowns and 60 grabs for 765 receiving yards.

Kittle was chosen for the Second Team All-Pro and the Pro Bowl for the fourth time in his career at the same time. He maintained his remarkable performance in 2023; in Week 2, during the 49ers’ game against the Los Angeles Rams, he became the first player in 49ers history to reach 400 receptions in the lowest length of time—just 84 games.

Personal Life

In the spring of 2019, Kittle married Claire Till, someone he had gotten to know while attending the University of Iowa. While attending school, Till played basketball.

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