Despite the latest two losses coming under head coach Kyle Shanahan, the San Francisco 49ers still believe he is destined for greatness.

Kyle Shanahan isn’t going anywhere, even after the 49ers’ disastrous 2024 NFL season. San Francisco’s CEO, Jed York, made that clear as the regular season came to a close, and heading into a pivotal offseason for the 49ers,

San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan faced a wave of criticism and calls for him to be fired after the team went 6-11 this year and failed to make

Kyle Shanahan just finished his fourth double-digit-loss season in eight years. And now Fox Sports 1 Analyst Emmanuel Acho thinks Shanahan is on the hot seat.

Former New York Jets head coach Robert Saleh is actively pursuing new opportunities, interviewing for two head coaching vacancies this week. On Tuesday, he completed his interview with the Jacksonville Jaguars and is scheduled to meet with the Las Vegas Raiders on Thursday.

Meanwhile, the 49ers have lost two Super Bowl games and a pair of conference title clashes under Shanahan since February 2020. More recently, San Francisco could not overcome a noteworthy injury crisis during this past regular season, and the club finished with a record of 6-11.

The San Francisco 49ers are making an interesting change to their coaching staff. Head coach Kyle Shanahan on Wednesday in his end-of-season press conference told reporters offensive passing game

The San Francisco 49ers ‘ season was disastrous, forcing them to rebuild the team and their goals for the 2025 NFL campaign. Kyle Shanahan is making a number of changes to his coaching staff with the goal of getting the franchise back on track to reach the Super Bowl in the 2023 season.