Adam Schefter's story about 49ers general manager Scot McCloughan taking an "extended leave of absence" could indicate both sides are buying time to reach a resolution.
McCloughan's agent said his client will not resign. The 49ers have issued no statement. They are probably sensitive to whatever issues McCloughan is facing. Those issues could also affect the termination process if the team did decide to move in another direction.
The 49ers appear to be proceeding with caution.
McCloughan's agent said his client will not resign. The 49ers have issued no statement. They are probably sensitive to whatever issues McCloughan is facing. Those issues could also affect the termination process if the team did decide to move in another direction.
The 49ers appear to be proceeding with caution.
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