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Belichick passed up 'any job he wanted' with 49ers
Mike Florio dives into 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan offering Bill Belichick whatever position he wanted in San Francisco and explains some potential reasons why Belichick passed.
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Mike Florio opens up the PFT Mailbag to answer questions from viewers and readers, including questions regarding Aaron Rodgers, Fantasy Football, and more.
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