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With Trent Williams aging and no clear long-term tackle successor, the 49ers aren’t prioritizing an offensive-tackle pick in Round 1; ESPN notes they’re more connected to wide receivers, with Texas A&M’s KC Concepcion as a name to watch, though questions remain about his size and fit in Shanahan’s offense.
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.
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.
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.
San Francisco is working with Trent Williams and his agent to resolve the $38.8 million cap hit set for 2026; Lynch called recent meetings with Williams and his representative constructive and said the team is pursuing a solution, potentially a restructure, to keep the Pro Bowl tackle amid looming cap constraints.
49ers GM John Lynch says talks with left tackle Trent Williams have been productive and he’s optimistic a contract extension can be reached to keep Williams, despite a high cap hit and Williams nearing 38.
With free agency approaching, the 49ers and star left tackle Trent Williams are at odds over trimming his roughly $39 million cap hit for 2026; a resolution could keep Williams in SF, but releasing him would incur heavy dead-cap costs and there’s no clear heir at left tackle.
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.
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.
The San Francisco 49ers face the Philadelphia Eagles in the Wild Card Weekend with several key players, including Trent Williams and Renardo Green, listed as questionable due to injuries, but some players like George Kittle and Jordan Elliott returned to full practice, as both teams prepare for their playoff matchup.
San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy delivered an impressive performance against the Colts, throwing five touchdowns in a 48-27 win, with teammate Trent Williams praising his leadership and consistency, highlighting Purdy's high-level execution and confidence as key to the team's success.
49ers left tackle Trent Williams, who is nearly 37, aims to play into his 40s and has no plans to retire with energy left in the tank, emphasizing his commitment to staying engaged and performing at a high level as he prepares for his sixth season.
Trent Williams, approaching his 16th NFL season and turning 37, is healthy and motivated to continue playing at a high level despite recent personal and team setbacks, emphasizing faith, resilience, and a focus on playing until he can no longer meet his standards.
The San Francisco 49ers may see the return of Nick Bosa for their Thursday night game against the Rams, as he is listed as questionable after limited participation in practice. However, left tackle Trent Williams has been ruled out due to an ankle injury, marking his fourth consecutive missed game. Additionally, guard Ben Bartch and safety Malik Mustapha are also out, while running back Isaac Guerendo, defensive tackle Khalil Davis, and linebacker Dre Greenlaw are questionable for the game.
The San Francisco 49ers will be without key starters Trent Williams and Malik Mustapha for their game against the Los Angeles Rams, with Williams' absence particularly impactful given his value to the team. Jaylon Moore will replace Williams, facing a tough challenge against the Rams' pass rush. Meanwhile, Nick Bosa, Dre Greenlaw, and Isaac Guerendo are questionable but could provide a significant boost if they play. The 49ers' lineup adjustments and injury concerns could influence their performance against the Rams.