The San Francisco 49ers and head coach Kyle Shanahan reached an agreement Monday on a six-year contract extension, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Per Schefter, the deal adds three years to his previous contract, keeping him in the Bay Area through 2025.
The moves comes after the Niners reached Super Bowl LIV, where they lost 31-20 to the Kansas City Chiefs.
Shanahan entered 2019 under the microscope. The Niners had compiled a 10-22 record over his first two years, which extended the storied franchise's playoff drought to five years. The struggles followed a stretch starting in 2011 where they reached at least the NFC Championship Game three straight times.