B-Pod Studios

Noah says it like they do.

What do you mean?

Well, what do you mean?

Felger and Mads.

I'm just making it up.

Totally making it up.

985, the Sports Hub.

It's 405 in the afternoon.

Hour number three, Felger and Mazz here on a reentry Monday, brought you by East Boston Savings Bank.

Back to your phones here in a second.

I just want to weigh in quickly on a little story out in San Francisco, George Kittle, the great tight end there.

Has one more year left on his contract, and he and the Niners have started to talk contract extension, and they are far apart. They're at an impasse. I don't know if you're looking at a holdout or if, you know, he's doing any of that, but they're just talking about extending him now and they're not close. His agent, Jack Bechta, told the NFL network, quote, I don't care about the tight end market.

I'm being paid to do a George Kittled deal.

So what he's saying is, is that he's looking for more than a deal that makes Kittal the highest paid tight end.

He's not interested in tight end money.

There's another guy who wants wide receiver money.

And we've seen this over the years.

He started with Kronk started with Grankowski.

Grankowski's people. And Rosenhaus tried to make the same case, that he's not just a normal tight end. He has a production of a receiver. And so he should be paid like a receiver, not a tight end. And I just, I know I felt strongly about it at the time with Grancowski. I feel the same way about George Kittle. And I would say this if I were the San Francisco 49ers,

as great of a player as you are and as important as you are to. Ronkowski. I feel the same way about George Kittle. And I would say this if I were the San Francisco 49ers.

As great of a player as you are and as important as you are to our offense, pound sand.

...