York: this was a mutual decision
49ers CEO Jed York and general manager Trent Baalke spoke to the media at length Monday, offering clarification for why the organization mutually parted ways with Jim Harbaugh following a successful four-year run.
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"The transaction and title change is subject to NFL approval, expected during the league meetings underway today in Orlando," Fischer wrote. "It's not known precisely how much of the club Jed York will own individually after this deal, but the family owns more than 95% of the 49ers, valued at $6B by Forbes in 2023."
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No Huddle Podcast: Jed York to become 49ers' principal owner
By Site Staff
Mar 26
(Episode 324) — Brian Renick and Al Sacco discuss Jed York taking over as the 49ers' owner, and what it means for the franchise going forward!
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Jed York refuses to be ashamed of 49ers' 2023 campaign
By David Bonilla
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Over the past five seasons, the San Francisco 49ers have appeared in four NFL Championship Games and two Super Bowls. The team represented the NFC in Super Bowl 58 last month, narrowly missing out on earning the organization's sixth Vince Lombardi Trophy.
CEO and soon-to-be principal owner Jed York refuses to feel ashamed of what the 49ers accomplished during its 2023 campaign, recognizing that the team is regarded by many as a model for building an organization. Few NFL franchises have enjoyed as much success in recent years.
"I just think you can't be ashamed of a successful season," York told reporters on Tuesday at the NFL owners meetings. "And our goal is always going to be to
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