Shanahan has ‘no hard feelings’ toward ejected Eagles staffer

One day later, 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan remains upset that linebacker Dre Greenlaw was ejected from Sunday's game because of an altercation with a Philadelphia Eagles staff member. But Shanahan also said he hopes Dom DiSandro, the Eagles' chief security officer, does not face any major punishment for his actions. "It's hard to accept Dre getting kicked out of that game for something that didn't involve someone who had to do with that game," Shanahan said Monday on a conference call with Bay Area reporters. "But I definitely don't have any hard feelings toward Dom or anything like that. I don't want anyone to go too hard on him." In the third quarter of the 49ers' 42-19 victory Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field, Greenlaw grabbed Eagles wide receiver DeVonta Smith around the waist and flung him hard to the ground along the Philadelphia sideline. DiSandro moved in, had words for Greenlaw, and appeared to shove Greenlaw in the chest with his left hand. Greenlaw responded with a swipe with his left fist that grazed DiSandro's face. "I think he got caught in a weird situation, an emotional situation," Shanahan said of DiSandro. "So, no hard feelings toward him. I know a lot of people...