Shanahan uses perfect WWE term to describe Kittle’s NFL evolution

SANTA CLARA — The Dallas Cowboys already were down for the count. Then, like Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka off the top rope, 49ers tight end George Kittle finished it off with the final insult. In the moments following the 49ers' final touchdown of a 42-10 victory at Levi's Stadium, Kittle lifted his jersey to reveal an undershirt that read, "F-k Dallas." Ouch. Kittle undoubtedly will hear from the NFL and see money docked from his paycheck. And his action certainly did not win any friends in Dallas, either. What did 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan think of that? "Not much," Shanahan said. "Just Kittle ... WWE stuff ... entertainment. Not really much. Just smiled at it." It was Kittle's night, for sure. He caught three touchdown passes — the most of his seven-year career. When the game was in hand, Kittle paid homage to former 49ers linebacker Gary Plummer, who had a nearly identical undershirt made for the 1994 NFC Championship Game against the Cowboys. Of course, on Sunday night there was no way Kittle could lift up his jersey without people taking notice. He has turned into such a popular figure that his every move on the field is followed, watched and photographed. Yes, he has come a...