The San Francisco 49ers are actively searching for replacements for their defensive and special teams coordinator positions, with Dennis Allen emerging as a potential candidate for the defensive coordinator role. Allen, who previously coached the New Orleans Saints and won a Super Bowl as a secondary coach, fits the 49ers' 4-3 scheme and is known for his aggressive defensive strategies. Although not a guaranteed success, his previous head coaching experience could be an asset. Meanwhile, the team has interviewed Chris Banjo, the Broncos' assistant special teams coordinator, indicating a broader search to enhance their special teams unit.

Further discussions revolve around offensive coordinator positions as the 49ers continue to evaluate candidates, including Iowa State's wide receiver coach Noah Paulie. The team conducted due diligence in their search despite expectations leaning towards Klay Kubiak as the frontrunner for the job. Additionally, the upcoming draft is on the minds of 49ers fans, with various mock drafts suggesting potential positions of need. Meanwhile, George Kittle's recent snub from the All-Pro team has sparked conversations among fans and analysts alike.