Smith to make San Francisco his first stop

San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle didn't make the trip to MetLife Stadium with his teammates for this past weekend's game against the New York Jets. He arrived at The Greenbrier in West Virginia — where the team is staying and practicing this week between its two East Coast games — late on Sunday night. Kittle did watch the Week 2 action, though. Well, part of it, at least. At one point, once the injuries started mounting, Kittle had to stop. "I was actually doing some rehabbing when I was watching the game," Kittle shared with reporters on Thursday. "I watched the first quarter, and then I saw two injuries, and then I went outside and did my workout." Those injuries were to defensive linemen Nick Bosa and Solomon Thomas. Both

Tight end Greg Olsen is a member of the division-rival Seattle Seahawks after nine seasons with the Carolina Panthers. That means he'll have at least two opportunities this season to watch from the sidelines as George Kittle does George Kittle-type things. The two teams' first meeting of the season will be on Sunday, November 1, at CenturyLink Field. This offseason, Olsen had a chance to have a lengthy conversation with Kittle for the Seahawk tight end's podcast, TE1, on the Blue Wire Podcast network. The episode premiered on Wednesday. Olsen remembers the first time he had an opportunity to watch Kittle first-hand. It was the Niner tight end's first NFL

San Francisco 49ers rookie wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk scored his first NFL touchdown on Sunday. It came against the New York Giants at MetLife Stadium. The touchdown came on a 19-yard run in the third quarter and gave the Niners a 23-9 lead. Brandon Aiyuk goes untouched for the 19-yard TD run! #FTTB📺: #SFvsNYG on FOX📱: NFL app // Yahoo Sports app: