Kyle Shanahan already has plenty to worry about heading into a game, whether it be preparing his team to play or studying the opposition.
However, Shanahan does keep an eye on his wardrobe in the process, and a marquee item for him on the field has been his hats. In August, the 49ers coach shared his beef with the NFL over its new hat policy.
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Shanahan could not wear hats from previous seasons and had to wear what the league provided him this season.
A few months into the 2022 NFL season, there has been an update on the hat issue, which Shanahan shared during his appearance Tuesday on KNBR 680’s “Murph & Mac.”
“I just wear what they give me,” Shanahan said. “I’ll get a new choice when the Salute to Service hats come out, so hopefully I’ll get some different ones. I’m just patiently waiting and taking what they give me. I’m a company guy.”
Although Shanahan wears what the league gives him, none are his style, which initially started the beef.
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“Unfortunately, there’s none I like wearing,” Shanahan said in early August. “I don’t want to go too hard and get fined or anything but trust me, I’m upset about it.”
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The 42-year-old hopes that with some new choices, he’ll have one that suits him coming off the bye week.