National Quarterback Club is pleased to announce the launch of an important pilot program called National Tight End Day Project. The project is the first phase of a multi-year, national roll-out designed to target high school age students, drivers and passengers with the message that accidents and fatalities caused by distracted and impaired driving can be prevented with preparation, good habits, and better decision making. “Born from San Francisco 49ers’ Tight End George Kittle’s outrageous sense of humor, National Tight End Day was conceived on September 18, 2018, as Kittle first energized a national ‘holiday’ for tight ends across the league that would bring attention for one of the game’s most under-appreciated positions,” said Don Kile, National Quarterback Club president. “It was first recognized as a novelty holiday in 2019 to be celebrated on the 4th Sunday of every October. NQBC is taking it to the next level by joining forces with Lutzie 43 Foundation lutzie43 to bring atten...