The ex-Jaguar will now be working alongside stud tight end George Kittle.
The 49ers have added depth to their tight end room. The 49ers have signed Luke Farrell to a 3-year deal that can end up being worth $20.25 million. Adam Schefter reports that $11 million is guaranteed.
The move will most likely allow for less in line blocking demands from George Kittle in order to preserve last year’s TE-3. Kittle is 31 years old. His 15.8 fantasy points per game was No.1 at the position. In 4 seasons, Farrell’s highest catch total is 13.
With Deebo Samuel traded to the Washington Commanders and Brandon Aiyuk possibly on the way out via a trade, it makes sense for the 49ers to support George Kittle’s durability by bringing in Luke Farrell. With a more narrow target tree in 2025, expect George Kittle to push to break his career high reception total in 2018 of 88 receptions.
Author: Jeremiah Retzlaff (@coahretzlaff1)
With the 145th pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, the Jacksonville Jaguars have selected Ohio State tight end Luke Farrell. Farrell wasn't among the top tight end prospects in this draft class, making the selection a little puzzling. He had just five catches this past season for the Buckeyes and four ...
