Torn Achilles Surgery

49ers TE George Kittle's Achilles tear described

49ers TE George Kittle's Achilles tear described as 'best-case scenario' by surgeon

After suffering an Achilles tear in San Francisco’s wild-card victory over Philadelphia on Jan. 11, Pro Bowl tight end George Kittle was told by doctors that his injury is a “best-case scenario.”

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George Kittle says he's "fantastic" after Achilles surgery went well

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George Kittle Weighs in on Return Timeline Following Successful Achilles Surgery

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49ers' George Kittle reveals support from other athletes after Achilles injury

The long road of recovery begins for 49ers star tight end George Kittle, and he has plenty of support by his side.

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Why 49ers’ George Kittle says Achilles tear was best-case scenario

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George Kittle's Achilles tendon injury deemed 'best-case scenario' by doctors

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49ers' Kittle undergoes successful surgery on torn Achilles, Shanahan says

Kittle tore his Achilles during the second quarter of the NFC Wild Card game against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday. He became the latest Niners star to have a season-ending injury.

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Here's what Kittle's possible yearlong recovery from torn Achilles could look like: UCSF doctor

The injury ended Kittle's season. The recovery will be painful and extensive, something that medical experts say could take anywhere between nine and 12 months before Kittle gets back on the field.