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EPISODE · Feb 2, 2026 · 17 MIN

Raheem Morris Named 49ers Defensive Coordinator

from NFL Talk | San Francisco 49ers · host Man Hour NFL Talk

The San Francisco 49ers have officially appointed Raheem Morris as their new defensive coordinator following his recent tenure as the head coach of the Atlanta Falcons. This hiring marks the fifth consecutive year that head coach Kyle Shanahan has been forced to fill this specific leadership role due to frequent staff turnover. Morris, a Super Bowl-winning coordinator with the Rams, was selected for the position after missing out on a head coaching vacancy with the Arizona Cardinals. His long-standing professional relationship with Shanahan was a key factor in the decision, as the two have worked together across several different NFL franchises. By bringing in such an experienced veteran, the organization aims to establish defensive stability after the departure of former coordinator Robert Saleh. The move signals a shift for the team as they look to maintain a competitive defense despite recent injuries to star players.

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