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.

The San Francisco 49ers massively disappointed this season, finishing with a 6-11 due to several factors, including injuries, and that prompted defensive end Nick Bosa to say that “it’s hard to look guys in the faces as the leader on the team.

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

San Francisco 49ers TE George Kittle will play in Week 18's regular season finale against the Arizona Cardinals. Kittle was questionable with hamstring/ankle injuries entering this week. He's played in 14 games for San Francisco thus far and has tallied 76 receptions for 1,

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

After the 49ers got blown out by the Cardinals on Sunday, George Kittle stood in the locker room and was asked to discuss his head coach, Kyle Shanahan,

San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle turned heads during the team’s season finale against the Arizona Cardinals. He rocked a unique outfit that left Kristin Juszczyk, wife of his teammate Kyle Juszczyk, emotional. Kristin Juszczyk shared an Instagram story featuring Kittle in an Off Season puffer vest with her husband’s jersey number.

Kyle Juszczyk admitted after Sunday's season finale that he allowed himself to wonder if it was his last game with the San Francisco 49ers.

Shortly after an emotional 2024 season wrapped, fullback Kyle Juszczyk was immediately hit with a dose of reality. His time with the San Francisco 49ers may be coming to an end. The post Kyle Juszczyk Admits Time With 49ers May Be Over appeared first on Heavy Sports.

San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan was asked if any players had informed him of plans to make the 2024 season their last. "No, I haven't heard that," Shanahan replied.