Paraag Marathe is leaving his position with the San Francisco 49ers to focus on his commitments outside the NFL, according to multiple reports. Marathe is set to depart the organization as he increases his involvement with Leeds United and Rangers FC. With his exit, the 49ers plan to redistribute his responsibilities internally rather than immediately hire a like-for-like replacement. Brian Hampton, an assistant general manager with the 49ers, is expected to take over Marathe’s duties. The Athletic also reports that Kwesi Adofo-Mensah and Hampton will handle much of Marathe’s workload moving forward. The reports indicate that Hampton and Adofo-Mensah absorb the bulk of the operational responsibilities Marathe previously covered, ensuring continuity within the front office. Both outlets frame the change as a shift in Marathe’s focus toward the football clubs, while the 49ers adjust their internal staffing and responsibilities to account for his departure.