Paraag Marathe leaves the 49ers, after 25 years with the team

This one's more organizational trivia than fantasy signal. Both sources simply reaffirm that Kyle Shanahan is the most important employee within the 49ers' building — a statement about his standing as head coach and offensive architect, not a transaction, injury, or role change involving any skill-position player. There's no depth-chart movement, scheme shift, or health update to price into your draft board here.

That said, it's a useful reminder as you build your draft rankings this month: Shanahan's system remains the engine behind San Francisco's offensive fantasy value, from whoever starts at quarterback to Christian McCaffrey's touches, the receiver rotation, and George Kittle's target share. His continued authority over the offense supports keeping 49ers skill players ranked with their normal weekly upside once the season starts, since there's no indication of a coaching change, philosophy shift, or diminished control that would force you to discount their projections.

Action for now: no roster move is warranted off this news alone — don't add, drop, or trade any 49ers player based on this. File it as background context that reinforces the stability of San Francisco's offensive hierarchy heading into your draft prep, and continue evaluating McCaffrey, the quarterback situation, Kittle, and the wide receiver corps on their own merits, health, and camp reports rather than on this coaching-tenure story.

Confidence is high that the reporting itself is accurate (both outlets agree, 100% confidence tags), but confidence in any fantasy-relevant conclusion is necessarily low, since neither source ties this to a concrete personnel or scheme change you can act on yet.