Coach Kyle Shanahan makes a cameo appearance at 49ers practice following recent car crash
“I know he can’t stay away,” star linebacker Fred Warner said. “I know he’s given up his duties for a little bit, but that guy’s obsessed with ball. I’m sure of course he’s going to be around.”While Shanahan made a cameo appearance at practice on Sunday, the Niners began preparations for the 2026 season without their leader in charge.
- ▪“I know he can’t stay away,” star linebacker Fred Warner said.
- ▪“I know he’s given up his duties for a little bit, but that guy’s obsessed with ball.
- ▪I’m sure of course he’s going to be around.”While Shanahan made a cameo appearance at practice on Sunday, the Niners began preparations for the 2026 season without their leader in charge.
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- ▪ 49ers’ Kyle Shanahan makes cameo at first practice since horrifying accident — California Post
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Open this photo in gallery:San Francisco 49ers assistant head coach/offensive line Chris Foerster gestures during the NFL football team's May rookie minicamp in Santa Clara, Calif.Jeff Chiu/The Associated PressShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountCoach Kyle Shanahan walked onto the practice field and stood next to general manager John Lynch, watching his San Francisco 49ers practice for about 30 minutes.Shanahan’s presence that has been a constant the past decade was a welcome sight on Sunday for the first training camp practice, coming less than two weeks after he got into a car crash that left him with a concussion and other injuries. “I know he can’t stay away,” star linebacker Fred Warner said.
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