49ers Coach Robert Saleh Handles Confrontation with Jaguars Coach Smoothly

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San Francisco 49ers defensive coordinator Robert Saleh took responsibility for a post-game confrontation with Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Liam Coen following the Jaguars' 26-21 win over the 49ers. Saleh and Coen were seen in a heated exchange on the field, with Coen telling Saleh to "Keep my name out of your mouth."

The incident arose from Saleh's use of the term "legal sign stealing" in a pre-game news conference. Saleh later clarified his remarks, stating that he was trying to compliment the Jaguars' ability to position their players for success, acknowledging that he may have chosen his words poorly.

Coen downplayed the confrontation, describing it as not significant and intended to remain private between them. Saleh continued to praise Coen for his coaching abilities, recognizing the effort put into strategizing and preparing players for success.

Saleh elaborated on the legality of sign-stealing in the NFL, explaining that teams are allowed to analyze signals using video footage and real-time observations during games. He commended Coen and his staff for their advanced signal-stealing system, noting their effectiveness in gaining a competitive edge.

The 49ers' three-game winning streak was halted by the Jaguars, resulting in both teams holding a 3-1 record. Scott Thompson is a sports writer for Fox News Digital.