After losing a Super Bowl — the second to the Kansas City Chiefs in five NFL seasons — one could understand if feelings of pessimism and despair heavily ring throughout the 49ers’ locker room
That couldn’t be further from the case for San Francisco star tight end George Kittle.
Over a week into 49ers OTAs, Kittle is feeling good and optimistic, as he described when talking to reporters about the state of the franchise on Wednesday.
Got a really good roster, great coaches, great players, ready to win,” Kittle told reporters (h/t 49ers Web Zone’s I’m). “I’d say that’s the state of the franchise. Need to win now.
“Your one goal is to make it all the way, make it through the entire season, and then get to the end and win. And, unfortunately, we didn’t do it again. So it’s just like, all right, [we’re] going to climb the mountain again. This time we just have to win.”
“Your one goal is to make it all the way, make it through the entire season, and then get to the end and win. And, unfortunately, we didn’t do it again. So it’s just like, all right, [we’re] going to climb the mountain again. This time we just have to win.”
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