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San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York put to rest any speculation about the futures of head coach Kyle Shanahan and general manager John Lynch amid a disappointing 2024 campaign. Speaking with Tim Kawakami of The San Francisco Standard before Monday night’s primetime matchup against the Detroit Lions, York was direct when asked about their status.
“They’re not going anywhere,” York stated firmly.
When Kawakami followed up to confirm if he could be quoted, York reiterated, “You can write that, for sure. They’re not going anywhere.”
Kawakami elaborated on the exchange, writing, “Over the next several minutes, York generally elaborated that while nobody in the organization is happy with the results this season, and not every decision worked out, he’s not tossing out everything as a knee-jerk reaction.”
York expressed his admiration for Shanahan and Lynch’s leadership during an injury-riddled season that began with Super Bowl aspirations but ended with the team eliminated from playoff contention.
When asked about quarterback Brock Purdy‘s looming contract negotiations, York expressed optimism, saying he hopes Purdy will remain the team’s quarterback for a long time.
Following Monday night’s game against the Lions, the 49ers will wrap up their season on the road against the Arizona Cardinals this weekend.
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San Francisco 49ers CEO Jed York has put an end to any speculation about the futures of head coach Kyle Shanahan and general manager John Lynch. In a recent interview, York made it clear that both Shanahan and Lynch are staying put.
“They’re not going anywhere,” York stated confidently. “Kyle and John have done a fantastic job of building this team and creating a winning culture. I have full confidence in their abilities and believe they are the right leaders to guide us to success.”
Under Shanahan and Lynch’s leadership, the 49ers have made significant strides, reaching the Super Bowl in the 2019 season and consistently fielding competitive teams. Despite some challenges and setbacks, York is unwavering in his support for the duo.
Fans can rest assured that Shanahan and Lynch will continue to steer the 49ers towards success, with York firmly backing their vision and direction for the team. As the organization looks ahead to the future, it’s clear that Shanahan and Lynch are integral parts of the team’s plans for sustained success.
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