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San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan told reporters Monday that he was unconcerned about star defensive lineman Nick Bosa’s physical condition. Follow @uinterview for the latest exclusive celebrity videos & news!
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Mike Tirico sits down with 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan's parents, Mike and Peggy Shanahan, to discuss Mike's former coaching career, the 49ers and how their son grew into the coach he is today. #NBCSports #NFL #KyleShanahan
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“Randy Paragary lifted Sacramento dining and gave it a platform for the rest of us to take it to another level,” he said..
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The Kansas City Chiefs beat the San Fransisco 49ers 25-22 in only the second-ever Super Bowl to go to overtime.
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I think #KyleShanahan should keep his beard! It’s a good look! #SFNiners #49ers #SanFrancisco49Niners #NFL #Niners https://www.instagram.com/p/CB4XmbCjM2t/?igshid=r9923b39hlzu
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Things move fast in today’s NFL and the old adage of “coaches are hired to be fired” has seemingly never been more true. For the most part, teams change their coaches like they change their underwear. A head coach can take his team to the Super Bowl, or win the Super Bowl, or win multiple Super Bowls, but they’re never immune to scrutiny. Just askTom Coughlin, who captured his second ring with the Giants after the 2011 season, only to receive his pink slip after the 2015 campaign. There are also exceptions. Just look atBill Belichick, who just wrapped up his 20th season at the helm in New England. You’ll also see a few others on this list, but, for the most part, most of today’s NFL head coaches are relatively new to their respective clubs. And, history dictates that many of them will be elsewhere when we check in on this list in 2022. Over one-third (12) of the NFL’s head coaches have coached no more than one season with their respective teams. Meanwhile, less than half (15) have been with their current clubs for more than three years. It seems like just yesterday that the Cardinals hiredKliff Kingsbury, right? It sort of was – Kingsbury signed on with the Cardinals in January of 2019. Today, he’s practically a veteran. Here’s the list of the current head coaches in the NFL, ordered by tenure, along with their respective start dates: 1. Bill Belichick (New England Patriots): January 27, 2000 2. Sean Payton (New Orleans Saints): January 18, 2006 3. Mike Tomlin(Pittsburgh Steelers): January 27, 2007 4. John Harbaugh (Baltimore Ravens): January 19, 2008 5. Pete Carroll (Seattle Seahawks): January 9, 2010 6. Andy Reid(Kansas City Chiefs): January 4, 2013 7. Bill O’Brien (Houston Texans): January 2, 2014 8. Mike Zimmer (Minnesota Vikings): January 15, 2014 9. Dan Quinn(Atlanta Falcons): February 2, 2015 10. Doug Pederson (Philadelphia Eagles): January 18, 2016 11. Sean McDermott(Buffalo Bills): January 11, 2017 12. Doug Marrone(Jacksonville Jaguars): December 19, 2016 (interim; permanent since 2017) 13. Anthony Lynn(Los Angeles Chargers): January 12, 2017 14. Sean McVay(Los Angeles Rams): January 12, 2017 15. Kyle Shanahan(San Francisco 49ers): February 6, 2017 16. Matt Nagy(Chicago Bears): January 7, 2018 17. Matt Patricia(Detroit Lions): February 5, 2018 18. Frank Reich(Indianapolis Colts): February 11, 2018 19. Jon Gruden(Las Vegas Raiders): January 6, 2018 20. Mike Vrabel(Tennessee Titans): January 20, 2018 21. Kliff Kingsbury(Arizona Cardinals): January 8, 2019 22. Zac Taylor(Cincinnati Bengals): February 4, 2019 23. Vic Fangio(Denver Broncos): January 10, 2019 24. Matt LaFleur(Green Bay Packers): January 8, 2019 25. Brian Flores(Miami Dolphins): February 4, 2019 26. Adam Gase(New York Jets): January 11, 2019 27. Bruce Arians(Tampa Bay Buccaneers): January 8, 2019 28. Ron Rivera(Washington Redskins): January 1, 2020 29. Matt Rhule(Carolina Panthers): January 7, 2020 30. Mike McCarthy(Dallas Cowboys): January 7, 2020 31. Joe Judge(New York Giants): January 8, 2020 32. Kevin Stefanski(Cleveland Browns): January 13, 2020 Photo courtesy of USA Today Sports Images. #KyleShanahan #AdamGase #AnthonyLynn
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Super Bowl- How the 49ers football team transformed from a losers team to a perfectly balanced Super Bowl contender
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