San Francisco Forty-niners star George Kittle is nearing a return after a hamstring injury. He is expected to play in Week 7 against the Atlanta Falcons. Kittle's presence is anticipated to boost the Forty-niners' offense. Medical experts note a risk of re-injury but Kittle himself is eager to rejoin the team.
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