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49ers DC Raheem Morris was asked about potentially becoming a head coach again as the team goes back to Atlanta this week where he had the top job. “We have somewhere in society been screwed up,” Morris said, via ESPN.
San Francisco 49ers defensive coordinator Raheem Morris addressed his perspective on future head coaching opportunities ahead of a matchup in Atlanta. Morris stated that he feels blessed in his current role, noting the limited number of coordinator and coaching positions across the NFL. 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan expressed strong support, stating Morris has a permanent place with the team unless another head coaching position emerges.
Elsewhere in the NFC West, Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay discussed his team's offensive direction. McVay emphasized the need for greater balance rather than relying heavily on the passing attack, pointing to late-game deficits and two-minute situations as reasons for the recent imbalance.
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