The San Francisco 49ers were well represented at the NFL Honors red carpet ahead of Super Bowl LIX. Tight end George Kittle, fullback Kyle Juszczyk and linebackers Fred Warner and Curtis Robinson were in attendance for an award show honoring the best of the best in the league.

“The People’s Tight End” was announced as the USAA Salute to Service Award recipient on Wednesday morning, and walked down the red carpet with the award in hand on Thursday night. He was accompanied by his wife, Claire, his father, Bruce, and his mother, Jan.

A proud moment for Kittle was made sweeter by a familiar face. Juszczyk, his teammate and best friend, was part of the two-man crew presenting Kittle with the award on stage during the NFL Honors program.

Robinson, one of the 32 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year nominees, walked the star-studded carpet with his mother, Dr. Juliet Falce-Robinson. He is a first-time nominee for the award and focuses his community efforts in several areas including education, coaching young athletes, and animal therapy.

Warner strolled the red carpet with his wife, Sydney, on Thursday evening. The All-Pro linebacker remains one of the biggest names in football and shared words of support for Robinson in his debut as the team nominee for Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award.