When asked about Seattle Seahawks Vice President Mike Reinfeldt, who recently turned down a lucrative offer by the 49ers, Nolan said that he did not feel as though it was anything against the team, but just a personal preference. The 49ers will continue to interview candidates for the position of team president.
Nolan also stated that six of the team's free agents would like to get a deal done prior to the start of free agency and stay in San Francisco.
-- Information compiled by mayo63
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