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49ers: Shanahan has 53-man roster control; Mayhew hired; Kaepernick reached out

Feb 9, 2017 at 3:00 PM--


Just 386 days after they had an introductory news conference for Chip Kelly, and 756 days after they ushered in the Jim Tomsula era, the 49ers rolled out the red carpet Thursday for their Next New Guy, Kyle Shanahan. [...] many of the talking points were the same: CEO Jed York, again, believes the right people are in place to lead to the 49ers back to respectability and beyond. ** Shanahan will have control of the 53-man roster, and Lynch will have final say on free agency, the draft and the 90-man roster. What's important to you? I've always thought none of it matters if you're working with the right guy. ** Shanahan confirmed that will call offensive plays and serve as offensive coordinator. The situation mirrors that of 2016 when head coach Chip Kelly called the plays, although Curtis Modkins officially had the title of offensive coordinator.
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