Kyle Shanahan wearing a rain jacket with the San Francisco 49ers logo, standing with hand on chest during a game.

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Kyle Shanahan

Born

December 14, 1979

Died
Birthplace

Minneapolis, Minnesota, US

Age

46 Years Old

Horoscope

Sagittarius

Who Is Kyle Shanahan?

Kyle Michael Shanahan is an American professional football coach, recognized for his innovative offensive strategies in the NFL. He consistently shapes formidable teams with his keen tactical mind.

His initial rise to prominence came as the offensive coordinator for the Atlanta Falcons in 2016. The team’s top-ranked offense led them to Super Bowl LI, showcasing his remarkable play-calling ability.

Full NameKyle Michael Shanahan
GenderMale
Height6 feet 1 inch (185 cm)
Relationship StatusMarried
Net Worth$16 million
NationalityAmerican
EthnicityCaucasian
EducationCherry Creek High School, Duke University, University of Texas at Austin
FatherMike Shanahan
MotherPeggy Shanahan
SiblingsKrystal Shanahan
KidsStella Shanahan, Carter Shanahan, Lexi Shanahan

Early Life and Education

Kyle Michael Shanahan was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, into a football family; his father, Mike Shanahan, was a prominent NFL coach. He spent his childhood moving across the US due to his father’s coaching career.

Shanahan attended Cherry Creek High School in Colorado, where he played wide receiver, helping the team win a state championship. He later played college football at Duke University before transferring to the University of Texas at Austin.

Notable Relationships

Kyle Shanahan has been married to Amanda O’Donnell, known as Mandy, since 2005. They first met as high school sweethearts in Colorado.

The couple shares three children: daughters Stella and Lexi, and son Carter. Their relationship deepened during a family tragedy in college.

Career Highlights

Kyle Shanahan has led the San Francisco 49ers to sustained success, including two Super Bowl appearances (LIV and LVIII). Under his guidance, the team has secured three division titles and four postseason berths.

His offensive schemes are highly respected throughout the league, with several former assistants moving on to head coaching roles. Shanahan also earned the AP NFL Assistant Coach of the Year award in 2016.

Signature Quote

“There’s really two things that are important to me: And that’s my family, and that’s football. And that’s really all the things I think about.”