In this engaging discussion, tight end superstar George Kittle, dynamic receiver Evan Engram, and emerging talent Kyle Pitts explore their fantasy strategies. They debate the top 10 tight end rankings, weighing the pros and cons of each, and highlight Kittle's flashy performances versus Engram's consistency. The trio also tackles whether Pitts will finally meet high expectations, alongside injury updates and waiver wire gems for managers. Their insights mix laughs with valuable strategies for fantasy success.

NFL players George Kittle and Maxx Crosby join the podcast. Topics discussed include Super Bowl 58 predictions and prop bets, the players' journey to the NFL, sobriety and addiction recovery, memorable moments in football, and funny encounters with fans. Also, a lighthearted conversation about SpongeBob SquarePants and regional dialects.

In this lively discussion, NFL guru Michael Lombardi shares insights on the hard decisions of cut day and team strategies as rosters shrink to 53. College football analyst Kirk Herbstreit dives into the complexities of the signal-stealing scandal involving Michigan, raising ethical questions. NFL star George Kittle chats about the impact of trades on team dynamics and his personal journey into his eighth season. Auto racing legend Tony 'Smoke' Stewart makes a splash with new car designs, adding excitement to the sports conversation.

George Kittle aiming to climb 49ers receiving records, Chase Young's undisciplined label. Analysis on Kittle's achievements, Young's transition to pros. Impact of player underutilization in offense, challenges in NFL transitions.

NBA Draft and welcome to Wembantonio. Gradey Dick's suit stole the show and we go through our favorite picks (00:00:00-00:16:55). Marcus Smart got traded and Hank and Max are beefing over it and Chris Paul is now Steph Curry's backup (00:16:55-00:31:08). Elon vs Zuckerberg needs to happen and the College Baseball World Series has been electric (00:31:08-00:38:59). George Kittle joins the show live from his compound to talk Football, Niners, NFC Championship game and tons more (00:38:59-01:20:18). We then do the Mt Rushmore of Famous Football plays with George filling in for Jake on Billy's team (01:20:18-01:45:30). Max.com Documentary review of Jared from Subway - Catching a Monster (01:45:30-01:57:41). And we finish up the week with Fyre Fest and stories from TEU (01:57:41-02:16:44).You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/pardon-my-take

George Kittle, a 4x-time Pro-Bowler and NFL Tight End for the San Francisco 49ers, chats with Theo Von about his journey from Iowa to the NFL. Kittle shares hilarious stories about his 'Grim Reaper' school phase and candidly discusses locker room antics, including a wild past with cigarettes. He opens up about the physicality of hitting 300-pound linebackers and even his WWE aspirations. The conversation dives into the personal challenges athletes face, emphasizing the unique pressures of professional football while bringing a good dose of humor.

Interesting topics discussed in this podcast include San Francisco 49ers players vacationing in Cabo with Kyle Shanahan, mock draft analysis for potential draft picks, transitions from wide receiver to defensive back, evaluation of a center draft prospect, and strategies for drafting players

Topics include Trey Lance's confidence, QB competition with Brock Purdy, 49ers players' chatter about Eagles, Nick Bosa's award, DeMeco Ryans as Assistant Coach of the Year, and player dynamics within the team.

San Francisco 49ers outgun Cowboys in a playoff battle, with star players like George Kittle shining. Immediate reaction, key plays, and game balls awarded. Analyzing defensive brilliance, strategic decisions, and anticipation for NFC Championship game against the Eagles.

The podcast discusses how the 49ers defeated the Raiders in overtime with standout performances from Brock Purdy, Christian McCaffrey, George Kittle, and Brandon Aiyuk. The defense struggled against Jarrett Stidham, allowing 500 total yards. Topics include immediate takeaways, key plays, and game balls from Week 17.