In 2016, when he was Atlanta's offensive coordinator, 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan wasn't thrilled when he heard the news: The Falcons were dedicating a week of their offseason program to work with Navy SEALS. "When I was a coordinator, that stressed me out," Shanahan said. "I couldn't believe the coach was taking a week away from teaching to do Navy SEALS stuff. At the time, I was like 'That has nothing to do with football.'" Two years later, any guesses on what the 49ers will be doing for a week during their offseason program? Yes, Shanahan will bring the Navy SEALS program to Santa Clara shortly after the 49ers report April 16.
49ers to train with Navy SEALS this offseason
Mar 27, 2018 at 1:40 PM
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