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I think this is the fifth year they've been doing the tight-end university and George Kittle helped start that.

And the Niners' tight-end back on the program.

Do you reject any tight-ends that want to go to Tight End University?

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Oh, my goodness.

Let's see.

Do I reject anybody?

I actually, so in you started off where we were kind of just doing only active players. In the last two years, we've opened it up to all active practice squad, guys who have been in the league who might not be on a team yet. So, no, it is, as long as I can get a hold of those guys and they have an email address so I can send an invite form and fill out a registration form to, they're invited. So I think we have between 80 and 90 guys this year, which I'm pretty excited about. But is there a syllabus? Like, if you're going to a university, they give you a kind of a rundown of classes that you go to? Like, what is required in all seriousness of tight-end university? Really, for guys to be there, as long as you're on and NFL roster were in like the last year,

you're invited.

But syllabus-wise, what we do is we do a classroom session and you have guys like, so I've

talked about run blocking, pass protection, yak, those are things that I focused on the past

years.

Travis talks about his route tree, how he reads coverages. Greg Olson talks about

his routes. We've had Jordan Reed spoke, former Washington tight-in about his releases. This year,

Evan Ingram's going to talk, which I'm excited about. We got him up for the first time. And Jeremy

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