There is arguably nothing to be gained from taunting an inferior opponent. Either you motivate the targeted players and eat your words in a highly public manner, or you just picked on a team that is not even on the same level. But George Kittle does not care about all that. The San Francisco 49ers great likes to have a good time.

Ahead of Sunday's meeting with the Dallas Cowboys, the media wants to know if Kittle is going to wear his famous “F*** Dallas” T-shirt. He seems to be on the fence, appreciating the good fortune the NSFW apparel has brought the Niners in the past while also dreading the possible punishment that could come from the display.

“Potentially,” the two-time First-Team All-Pro tight end said when asked if he has a shirt lined up for this Week 10 NFC Matchup, per 95.7 The Game. “I don’t know if I can show that one again, I think I’d get suspended, so don't want to do that.”

However, if Kittle does decide to have some fun at the Cowboys' expense, he will do so in the same shirt. He is not willing to make a swap.

“Why would I get a new one?” the seven-time Pro Bowl selection asked. “The old one is like 3-0, let’s just keep rocking it. It's a nice gray T-shirt.” Kittle is keeping everyone on their toes, perhaps even Dallas.

“Potentially. I don’t know if I can show that one again, I think I’d get suspended.”

“Why would I get a new one? The old one is like 3-0, let’s keep rocking it.”

– George Kittle on if he’ll be wearing his “F*ck Dallas” shirt on Sunday. 🤣🤣🤣 pic.twitter.com/7qwYAZQczX

— 95.7 The Game (@957thegame) November 12, 2026

During a 2023 battle against the Cowboys, George Kittle lifted up his uniform and revealed the shirt in question. He was fined $13,659 for the use of abusive language. Would he dare try again?

The two franchises have a longstanding rivalry, but they are certainly not on equal footing this year, nor have they been in a while. Simply put, roasting the Cowboys should be beneath the 49ers.

That being said, almost anything can happen in a given football game. Dallas' Dak Prescott-led offense can ignite in a hurry and force San Francisco to play from behind in AT&T Stadium. Whether or not he is wearing the much-discussed shirt, Kittle figures to be one of the most important players on the field. Per usual.

Opening kickoff will commence at 4:25 p.m. ET.