San Francisco 49ers

The former 49ers quarterback joined KNBR 1050’s The Audible on Wednesday morning, and gave a passionate pitch for why he should be the next head coach of the San Francisco 49ers.

On Wednesday, Kelly denied Jay Glazer’s report of a rift between him and Baalke, claiming that they had a good relationship, and that he’s not one to spread stories through the media.

Given the dire state of the 49ers, given seeing the once-proud kingdom in ruins, given Jed York’s now-legendary and profoundly depressing 2017 proclamation, “I own this football team. You don’t dismiss owners. I’m sorry that’s the facts, and that’s the case”, what are we all to do?

The 49ers have scheduled an interview with Indianapolis Colts VP of football operations Jimmy Raye III, the son of the former San Francisco 49ers offensive coordinator, according to Matt Barrows of the Sacramento Bee.

Sean McVay, 30, has been the Redskins’ offensive coordinator since 2014, and is the grandson of longtime former 49ers general manager John McVay, who served with Bill Walsh, and was a member of the front office during all five Super Bowl victories.

The 49ers’ recent track record with head coaches is alarming, and NFL Networks’ Jason La Canfora believes it’s going to make the 49ers’ head coaching vacancy a tough sell for top candidates who have other options.

Ted Robinson joined Murph and Mac on Tuesday morning, and said that the 49ers should make bringing back Frank Gore one of their top priorities next season.

What advice has Parcells already doled out the last two seasons? Did he okay York and Baalke hiring Jim Tomsula? Did he okay the Chip Kelly-Trent Baalke marriage?

On Tuesday, York and Co. sealed an interview for later this week with another top candidate, ESPN’s Louis Riddick, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN.

Though CEO Jed York said the organization would be taking it’s time with their search for a new general manager, they’ve already lined up an interview with arguably the top candidate on the market.