Chip Kelly said he has no plans to leave the San Francisco 49ers despite his old job at Oregon now becoming available again.

Oregon fired Mark Helfrich on Tuesday.

Kelly was asked if he planned on staying with the 49ers.

"Yep," Kelly said. "So we're all done with that, I hope."

Asked if there's any chance he will return to Oregon, Kelly shook his head and said, "No."

Kelly said he called Helfrich, his close friend, on Wednesday morning to offer support.

"I have not talked to anybody at Oregon except for Mark Helfrich," Kelly said.

Despite a 1-9 record and nine-game losing streak, Chip Kelly says he hasn't had any conversations with the San Francisco 49ers about his job security.

"No," Kelly said when asked if he received any assurance from CEO Jed York at this point. "We haven't had any conversations about that at all. About anybody's job security."

Kelly reiterated recently that he would not leave the 49ers voluntarily to return to coaching at the college level.

With Tuesday's elections, 10 NFL teams play in a state where marijuana has been legalized medically or recreationally.

California and Massachusetts joined Washington and Colorado as states where marijuana can be consumed for any purpose. If the Raiders relocate to Las Vegas, that won't change as Nevada has legalized marijuana for recreational purposes.

Florida is one of various states to legalize marijuana for medicinal purposes. 

The NFL previously justified their ongoing ban because federal law considers marijuana as a controlled substance.

The 49ers, Raiders, Rams, Chargers and Patriots joined the Seahawks, Broncos, Jaguars, Dolphins and Buccaneers.

Chip Kelly is not interested in returning to Oregon or any college job despite strong speculation to the contrary.

Colleges that privately have made overtures to Kelly's representatives have been told in no uncertain terms that Kelly is not interested in going back to school.

Kelly is 1-7 in his first season with the San Francisco 49ers after signing a four-year $24 million deal.

Oregon is now 3-6 as they struggle under Mark Helfrich.