NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Over 75 NFL tight ends convened in Music City last week for the fifth annual Tight End University, hosted by 49ers star George Kittle, Kansas City Chiefs All-Pro Travis Kelce and former NFL great Greg Olsen.During the three-day event, Luke Farrell, the newest member of the 49ers’ tight ends room, spoke to NBC Sports Bay Area about adapting to his new team and his outlook on the upcoming season.“It’s definitely a change technique-wise,” Farrell said. “There’s stuff for me to learn, and overall just a lot of terminology, technique and detail, which is great for me. I love when you have clarity on everything, it’s really good.”Farrell, who spent his first four professional seasons with the Jacksonville Jaguars after being drafted in the fifth round of the 2021 NFL Draft, signed a three-year, $20.25 million contract with the 49ers during the offseason.Transitioning to a new locker room and...
49ers tight end Luke Farrell enjoying Kyle Shanahan’s Master’s-level classes
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