"George Kittle always gives me nightmares" - Kenny Bednarek expresses concern over San Francisco's tight end after their clash with Green Bay Packers

Kenny Bednarek recently shared his concern over the San Francisco 49ers standout tight end George Kittle following the intense faceoff between the Bay Area Team and the Green Bay Packers. Although a fan of the Green and Gold Pack, Bednarek expressed how Kittle's dominant performance against the Packers left a lasting impression and challenge for the team.

After remaining dormant due to an injury during a faceoff against the Seattle Seahawks last week, Kittle displayed his unmatched skills during a showdown against the Packers on November 24, 2024, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

On Sunday, the 49ers' tight end caught a touchdown from Brandon Allen, making his 10th career touchdown. The exceptional display moved him ahead of the legendary 49ers player Dwight Clark, making him the only fourth player in the team's history with the most catches.

Although the Packers outpaced the Niners with a decisive score of 38-10 at the home arena on Sunday, Bednarek, a die-hard Packers fan, expressed his admiration for Kittle, citing him as a potential threat for the Packers.

"As a Packer fan, Kittle always gives me nightmares when we play SF #GoPackGo," Bednarek wrote.

Kittle was selected in the fifth round with the 146th overall pick during the 2017 NFL draft.

"Permanent home gave me the foundation to chase after my dreams" - Kenny Bednarek weighs in on the importance of adoption in his life during National Adoption Month

Kenny Bednarek of USA at the Wanda Diamond League 2024 final event at King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels, Belgium. (Photo via Getty Images)

Kenny Bednarek recently highlighted the importance of adoption, crediting his success to his mother Mary Bednarek.

Born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Mary adopted Bednarek and his twin brother Ian and moved to Rice Lake, Wisconsin. Alongside the duo, she also adopted two other children from foster care and raised them independently.

During the ongoing National Adoption Month, the multiple-time Olympic medalist reflected on the significance of adoption in his life, stating it cemented the foundation of his life.

"November is National Adoption Month, and it’s important for me to recognize the role adoption played in my life. My mom adopted my me and my siblings from foster care. I believe that’s one of the reasons I am here today. Having a safe, permanent home gave me the foundation to chase after my dreams."

The American sprinter secured a silver medal in the 200m event at the Paris Olympics.