SANTA CLARA — Robert Saleh has been through this before so he knows what’s coming. And while the natural inclination would be to begin casting an eye on which NFL coaching vacancy would be the best opportunity, for now he’ll leave that up to the Wasserman Group. The agency, which includes Bay Area native Doug Hendrickson as vice president, posted on the social media platform X that it is representing Saleh during the upcoming round of coaching musical chairs. Saleh isn’t eligible to speak to other teams until next week, and interviews, whether remote or in person, are limited to three hours. Forty-Niners coach Kyle Shanahan knows the drill. He lost Saleh to the Jets...
