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The one person that could talk Jed York into stepping aside: Eddie D
York has to understand this: he’s the one pigeonholing this 49ers franchise as a poisonous place to play and coach football.
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Aaron Lynch still thinks the 49ers are one of the best teams in the NFC
Lynch doesn’t care if fans and people in the media are not buying the message he’s selling.
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Ted Robinson: 49ers can’t go forward with the current power structure
49ers broadcaster has a unique vantage point traveling and lodging with the team. He can sense major changes coming.
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Florio refutes La Canfora’s report about Jed York, Mike Shanahan
Powerful language from Florio, which makes it seem like his source could be Mr. Jed York himself
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Baalke to KNBR: We’re working on more contract extensions
Should the organization be letting Baalke make these types of decisions if he’s not in the future plans?
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Cosell on Kap: He’s not an NFL quarterback to build around
After a resurgence in November on the road in Arizona and Miami, Kaepernick has hit a wall. He went 2/11 for 4 yards in the second half against the Jets and the week prior was benched for Blaine Gabbert in snowy Chicago.
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Kyle Shanahan may not be willing to join his dad in SF [report]
Shanahan has proven he can tailor his offensive system to the personnel he’s given. The 36-year-old is viewed as one of the hottest coaching prospects this time around.
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La Canfora on KNBR: Jed York’s power could be taken away
La Canfora also clarified that Dr. John and Denise York would not be replacing Jed. They want to hire someone to oversee the entire football operation, something their son has done now for several seasons.
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49ers place TE Vance McDonald on IR
In a corresponding move, the 49ers claimed offensive lineman Josh Allen off the waiver wire — suggesting Daniel Kilgore’s knee injury could also be season-ending
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NFL’s Pro Bowl to feature dodgeball, relay races
Each team in the Skills Showdown will feature a mix of quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, tight ends, linemen, linebackers, and defensive backs.
