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The relationship between the San Francisco 49ers franchise quarterback Brock Purdy and the seven-time Pro Bowler tight end George Kittle has been a unique one since the QB joined the 49ers in 2022. Together, they have created countless memories on…

San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle humorously responded on X after quarterback Brock Purdy named him the teammate he would trust least to babysit his daughter, Millie Joleen. During a Toyota advertisement, Purdy joked that Kittle is crazy and might take his child to a party. Kittle called it a crazy accusation, joking he would instead introduce the baby to Lord of the Rings.
Off the field, Kittle and his wife, Claire, are pursuing IVF treatment to start a family after previously dealing with an ectopic pregnancy in 2023. On the field, the 5-0 49ers are preparing for a Week 6 game against Washington after Kittle played through an illness during a 32-29 victory over Seattle.
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