The San Francisco 49ers are making significant changes to their coaching staff, starting with promoting Klay Kubiak to offensive coordinator for the 2025 season. Head coach Kyle Shanahan confirmed the move at a Wednesday press conference.

The 49ers have only had one other offensive coordinator by title since Shanahan joined the team: current Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel

Seattle offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer calls plays from ... as then the team’s ultimate football authority, not GM Schneider, who fired Schottenheimer in Seattle four years ago.

Seeking a new play caller for the second straight offseason, who fits Mike Macdonald's vision as the Seahawks begin the interview process?

Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald is going through the process of appointing a new offensive coordinator after relieving Ryan Grubb of his duties. Thus far, Macdonald has identified, at least publicly, three candidates. They are Hank Fraley (Lions OL coach), Klint Kubiak (Saints OC), and Thomas Brown (Bears interim HC).

Macdonald fired Ryan Grubb last week. The move came one day after the former University of Washington offensive coordinator finished his only season as Seattle’s OC. The Seahawks missed the playoffs for the second consecutive season, the first time that’s happened since the 2008-’09 seasons.

The San Francisco 49ers made a change to the coaching staff Monday night, as they fired special teams coordinator Brian Schneider, a league source confirmed to NBC Sports Bay Area.

Coach Mike Macdonald says the direction Geno Smith and the offense were going differed from what he wanted for the team.

The San Francisco 49ers are officially searching to fill all three of their coordinator spots this offseason following their disappointing 2024 season. While the identity of one of their coordinators for 2025 is already known,

A quality control coach from the 49ers staff is running special teams for one of the Senior Bowl teams this year.

The San Francisco 49ers announced it had completed an interview with Detroit Lions' assistant special teams coach Jett Modkins.

The struggling Bears are among the teams with a pattern of hiring people with the same agent. The NFL has concerns about the implications.