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Jed York needs to hire either Louis Riddick or Eliot Wolf, now
Let Eliot Wolf or Louis Riddick accompany you in the room to select the next head coach. Show the world the 49ers are a new, united football operation.
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Krueger: Helping the 49ers pick their next head coach
The 49ers moved on from head coach Chip Kelly at the conclusion of the 2016 regular season. There have been many reports of who could be the next man for the job, but the 49ers have been tight-lipped about their thought processes at this time.
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Dilfer: Deshaun Watson is worth a top 10 pick
As teams get to know him better at the NFL’s scouting combine and individual pro days, Watson’s stock could potentially rise into the top five of the draft.
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Barrows: 49ers rebuild will require patience from the organization
Three straight coaching changes in the offseason have 49ers fans wondering if Jed York has the patience for a five-year rebuild.
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Tolbert & Lund discuss whether or not Chip Kelly would fit in Berkeley
The Cal Bears fired head coach Sonny Dykes Sunday, and rumors are abuzz as to who will be his replacement in Berkeley. Former 49ers head coach Chip Kelly has been the name at the top of the list for many Bear fans, but would the school be able to afford him?
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Nolan explains why 49ers picked Alex Smith over Aaron Rodgers
Murph and Mac are joined by the former 49ers head coach, who made the decision to skip over the future Packers Hall of Famer.
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Mike Nolan advises Jed York to hire the GM first
Nolan isn’t quite sure why one of York’s biggest priorities is how well the head coach and general manager get along.
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Charles Davis: Right now, Watson is not a better prospect than Wentz or Goff
It’s never good to reach or panic at the quarterback position. But the positives could start outweighing the negatives in the case of Deshaun Watson.
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Can the 49ers say no to Deshaun Watson at No. 2?
The tough decisions will start on Day 1 for this new 49ers regime. And Watson should be at the center of these conversations.
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49ers fan names his son after Patrick Willis, NaVorro Bowman
This fan base may be temporarily demoralized, but there’s still plenty of loyalty. Jesse Fricker’s Twitter bio says he’s been to 75 games since 2007.
