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George Kittle took the field against the Seattle Seahawks despite being sick before kickoff. The San Francisco 49ers tight end managed five catches for 24 yards in a 32-29 win over the defending Super Bowl champions.
San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle shared a health update after dealing with a severe illness during a 32-29 win against the Seattle Seahawks. Kittle revealed on the "Wife'd Up, Mic'd Up" podcast that he projectile-vomited for 10 minutes around halftime at Lumen Field. Despite feeling drained, he caught five passes for 24 yards to help the 49ers secure the victory.
According to CBS Sports reporter Matt Lively, Kittle lost approximately 10 pounds from the illness but stated that he has nearly regained the weight. He credited the team's training staff for helping him stay on the field and confirmed he finally felt recovered.
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