Nick Bosa has heard how dysfunctional other NFL teams are so he’s thrilled the “stable” 49ers have locked up coach Kyle Shanahan and general manager John Lynch to multi-year exten…
SANTA CLARA — Nick Bosa is not the only one who agreed to an extension and pay raise before the 49ers’ season. So did coach Kyle Shanahan and general manager John Lynch, much to Bosa’s approval.
“There’s a lot of shadiness in the NFL,” Bosa said. “People treat different echelons of players differently throughout building, and it seems pretty consistent with , whether you’re practice squad or one of the starters.” Lynch declined to specify how long their respective contracts run, and the team did not offer further details, but it’s safe to assume pay raises were involved. When they signed their previous extensions in 2020, Shanahan’s was to run through 2025, Lynch’s through 2024.
The Shanahan-Lynch relationship has paid dividends not only in crafting a championship-contending roster, which they’ve done via the draft’s hits , via money-well-spent free agency, and via some steals on the trade market . Three of Shanahan’s former coordinators have gone on to become NFL coaches — Robert Saleh , Mike McDaniel and DeMeco Ryans .
Since Shanahan was convinced by York to join the 49ers and after picking Lynch as the general manager, they’ve overcame an 0-8 start to that initial season, and they’ve reached three NFC Championship Games in the past four years, with their 2019 team falling in the Super Bowl.
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