Ankle sprain; status uncertain for Week 17 vs Bears
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George Kittle left last night's game with an ankle sprain; severity is still to be determined, with Twitter speculation about a possible high ankle sprain. Injury status is uncertain heading into Week 17. If Kittle misses, the 49ers face a middle-of-the-pack Chicago Bears defense against tight ends, creating a streaming opportunity for his backup Juwan Johnson, who has filled in well when Kittle missed time earlier in the season (Weeks 4–6 with legit tight end one production).
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George Kittle leave the game with an ankle sprain. Now, the severity still to be determined... could be a high ankle sprain... If George Kittle misses, they play against the Chicago Bears next week. Middle of the pack against tight ends.
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- What did BDGE Fantasy Football say about George Kittle?
- George Kittle left last night's game with an ankle sprain; severity is still to be determined, with Twitter speculation about a possible high ankle sprain. Injury status is uncertain heading into Week 17. If Kittle misses, the 49ers face a middle-of-the-pack Chicago Bears defense against tight ends, creating a streaming opportunity for his backup Juwan Johnson, who has filled in well when Kittle missed time earlier in the season (Weeks 4–6 with legit tight end one production).
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- STACKED tags this as a negative fantasy football signal for George Kittle (TE SF). Ankle sprain; status uncertain for Week 17 vs Bears
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- George Kittle's complete 2026 fantasy football outlook — projections, ADP movement across every platform, injury context, and all source-backed STACKED insights — is on their STACKED player profile.
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