Jed York: Jim Harbaugh hasn’t asked for more power
Jed York doesn't believe there is tension between Jim Harbaugh and Trent Baalke, even if they "butt heads" about personnel. The San Francisco 49ers CEO said his coach hasn't asked for more power.
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