George Kittle wants firm end in to help tight ends improve and pay

The annual final university forum for NFL ends is happening again this summer, and one of his founders, George Kittle, says his goal is to make every solid end in the league better – and richer.

Kitt Tole and Patrick Yes, when he, Travis Kelce and Greg Olsen founded the end of U, wanted to get as many NFL narrow ends together, in order to give them all the settings to give them better.

“If you’re on the NFL list or you were in the last year, you were invited,” Kittle said. “I’m talking about starting blocking, passage, yac. These are the things I focus on the tribule of the route, as he speaks of his routes. Jordan Reed talks about his releases. This year Evan Engram will talk.”

Kittle believes that the needs of narrow ends are unique and that it is good for everyone else to help each other.

“Let’s try to talk about all things, because we’re the only position to do everything: by starting the ball, so we’ll take a step in their career to help them make a team in the upcoming camp,” he said in the next camp.

So why would Kittle want to help narrow ends on opposite teams? He says that it is about to better perform the position and eventually you receive larger contracts for narrow ends across the NFL.

“The only way for a firm end market to continue to grow is if everyone is paid,” Kittle said. “That’s the Only Way To Do It. You Can’t Just Have One Guy Do It And Then You’re Stuck And It’s Stagnant and No One’s Getting Paid. We want everybody, and want everybody to have great sea. I Want everybody to have great Games, Just Not Against The 49ers. But Throughout The Rest Of The Season, That Guys To Get Paid, To Keep Bumping Up That Market So By The Time That Brock Bowers Works Agreement in Three Years It Goes It Wants. It’s Just Full Point. When the first is the first End, I think the top of the market was 15 (one million) and now is $ 20 (one million). “

KITTLE signed a four-year-old, $ 76 million extension of the contract, and that could be the last lucrative extension of the contract signed in the NFL. But the some day when the narrow end is signed by a $ 30 million contract a year, he can think of thanking me for raising the position of position and raising positions of position.