"I've never had a fault or a lack of confidence in Brock," Kittle told Matt Maiocco of NBC Sports Bay Area. "And you come away from this game [with] a game-winning drive in the playoffs, and yes, were you playing your best ball the whole game? No. I don't think any of us really were, and he figured out a way to go out there every single play, be the same guy in the huddle, elevate us, elevate our confidence, and just go down there and sling it. That's what he does such a great job of."
"He does a very good job of this. He resets after every play. Like he could throw a 50-yard bomb, and the next play, we get down there, we're in the red zone, and you can't tell he just threw a 50-yard bomb. You can't tell he just threw an interception. He's the exact same guy. "I think that's very hard, especially when you're the quarterback of the San Francisco 49ers. He sat on the shoulders of legends. That's the reality of his position. It's the reality of this franchise. And I feel like that is a big moment for a lot of people. And he just treats it like, Hey, I'm just doing my job, and I'm out here with my friends, and we're just going to go out there and win the game."
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