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49ers Lead NFL Cap Space After Williams Extension
sports24 days ago

49ers Lead NFL Cap Space After Williams Extension

Trent Williams signed a two-year, $50 million extension ($48.5M guaranteed) with a structure including void years to spread a $56.27M signing bonus over five years, plus potential 2027- and 2028-related guarantees and roster bonuses. Post-draft, the 49ers hold the NFL's top cap space (about $71.27M in cap space; effective space ~ $67.8M), but they'll be in the red in 2027 and only mildly solvent in 2028, making rollover space critical to their long-term balance sheet rather than a big free-agent splurge next year.

via Niners Nation|
#nfl-contract#over-the-cap#salary-cap
49ers Lock In Trent Williams Through 2027, Leaving Seahawks to Face Dominance
sports1 month ago

49ers Lock In Trent Williams Through 2027, Leaving Seahawks to Face Dominance

San Francisco signed a two-year, $50 million extension for Trent Williams through 2027, making him the first non-quarterback to surpass $400 million in career earnings. The deal cements Williams as a perpetual threat to Seattle’s defense given his elite play at left tackle, and even as he ages toward 39, he remains among the league’s best, ensuring the 49ers’ line dominance and continuing headaches for the Seahawks.

via 12th Man Rising|
#49ers#left-tackle#nfl-contract-extension
49ers sign Trent Williams to two-year, $50M extension, ending stalemate
sports1 month ago

49ers sign Trent Williams to two-year, $50M extension, ending stalemate

The San Francisco 49ers reworked left tackle Trent Williams’s contract, signing him to a two-year, $50 million deal with $37 million guaranteed and a $22 million signing bonus, ending a standoff. Williams, who turns 38 in July, started 16 games in 2025 and earned a top-tier PFF grade, remaining a cornerstone and leader for San Francisco as they lack a clear heir at left tackle.

via The New York Times|
#contract-extension#left-tackle#nfl-free-agency
Williams stays with SF on two-year, $50M deal
sports1 month ago

Williams stays with SF on two-year, $50M deal

Trent Williams and the San Francisco 49ers agreed to a two-year, $50 million contract, including $37 million guaranteed and a $22 million signing bonus, keeping the five-time All-Pro left tackle in San Francisco amid prior cap-talk, with the arrangement potentially classified as an extension reaching about $82 million over three years depending on how it's counted.

via NBC Sports|
#49ers#contract-extension#nfl
49ers skip Trent Williams option as cap hit rises, extension talks loom
sports2 months ago

49ers skip Trent Williams option as cap hit rises, extension talks loom

The 49ers did not exercise a $10 million option bonus for Trent Williams, raising his 2025 cap hit from about $38 million to over $47 million. The team plans to rework his deal before the NFL Draft, with an extension expected to save roughly $16.8 million in cap space for 2026 (about $15.7 million via restructuring) and push Williams toward a higher guarantees tier once a new contract is reached.

via Niners Nation|
#extension#nfl-contract#salary-cap
49ers forgo Trent Williams option bonus, pursue new contract ahead of draft
sports2 months ago

49ers forgo Trent Williams option bonus, pursue new contract ahead of draft

The 49ers will not exercise the $10 million option bonus for left tackle Trent Williams, which would push his 2026 cap to about $47 million and leave no guaranteed money in the final year of his deal. With negotiations stalled, San Francisco intends to rework Williams’s contract and keep him through the April draft, though the terms could change if no agreement is reached.

via NBC Sports|
#cap-space#contract-negotiations#nfl
49ers Sign Mike Evans to Boost Offense, Face Key Offseason Choices
sports2 months ago

49ers Sign Mike Evans to Boost Offense, Face Key Offseason Choices

The 49ers reportedly signed veteran wide receiver Mike Evans to a three-year, about $60 million deal designed to be cap-friendly, giving Brock Purdy a big, reliable target and red-zone threat. Evans stressed the move was about a new challenge rather than money, while San Francisco continues offseason shaping by addressing Trent Williams’ contract status and adding depth at tackle with OL Vederian Lowe, among other strategic moves.

via Niners Nation|
#49ers#brock-purdy#mike-evans
Purdy Boost: Williams Back, Pearsall Optimistic for Seahawks Showdown
sports4 months ago

Purdy Boost: Williams Back, Pearsall Optimistic for Seahawks Showdown

The 49ers’ Brock Purdy is set for a healthier supporting cast in the Divisional Round vs. Seattle, as Trent Williams returns to full participation and Ricky Pearsall says he’s confident he’ll play through knee soreness, giving Purdy more protection and targets, though George Kittle is out for the season and Fred Warner and Ji’Ayir Brown are sidelined.

via Heavy Sports|
#brock-purdy#ricky-pearsall#san-francisco-49ers
49ers hopeful on Pearsall, Warner status as Williams returns before Seahawks
sports4 months ago

49ers hopeful on Pearsall, Warner status as Williams returns before Seahawks

San Francisco 49ers receiver Ricky Pearsall expects to practice in full and is optimistic about playing Saturday against Seattle, potentially giving them their three best receivers. Linebacker Fred Warner remains day-to-day but trending toward a return, while left tackle Trent Williams was upgraded to full participation, signaling positive injury news for the offense ahead of the weekend clash.

via Niners Nation|
#fred-warner#nfl-injuries#ricky-pearsall