San Francisco 49ers fans have been vocal about their frustration following a disappointing 2024 season. After entering the year with high championship hopes, fresh off a Super Bowl appearance, the team managed just six wins,

The 49ers are being extremely deliberate with their search for a new defensive coordinator. They could turn to former Raiders and Saints head coach Dennis Allen according to ESPN.

Brock Purdy repeatedly mentioned the timing last week when it came to his potential contract extension. The San Francisco 49ers quarterback said he’d like to get it done “sooner rather than later” and noted it would be “great” if it could be finalized within the next three months,

They can structure it similarly to how the Packers structured Love's extension. Technically, it's a four-year, $220 million contract worth $55 million per season. But the final season is not guaranteed and his salary cap number is $75 million. So they'll either cut him or extend his contract again before the final season of his current season.

The 49ers have continued their search for a new special team coordinator with a veteran coach. Per Adam Schefter of ESPN, San Francisco has interviewed Chris Tabor for the vacancy. Tabor, 53, was most recently the Panthers interim head coach after the firing of Frank Reich in 2023.

On Monday the 49ers interviewed Iowa State wide receivers coach and pass game coordinator Noah Pauley for the vacant offensive coordinator job.