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According to John Lund of KNBR, colleague Greg Papa reports that the San Francisco 49ers have a $ 80 million deal on the table for four years for the offensive approach of Trent Williams. Dad, however, speculates that the amount may not be enough to keep the eight-time Pro Bowler. The radio broadcaster is playing according to game that the team will probably have to increase the offer to retain the player.
Say Daddy # 49ers has a 4- $ 80 million on the table @ TrentW71 , no other details. Must come up to retain 71.. Must be creative, other teams (Indy) also have more $ space and need.
– John Lund (@JohnLundRadio) 16 March 2021
Williams is expected to be a big draw for free agencies. NFL Network reported this morning that the offensive linebacker was not even there. He was on vacation in Mexico, but has since returned.
San Francisco traded on the draft for Williams last year. After spending a free year of football, he replaced a retiring Joe Staley at the left exit. Williams had an excellent season and was Pro Football Focus’ most attacking and second highest offensive lineout.
Williams turns 33 in July, but expects to play for many more years.
“I’m definitely ready for another, in my opinion, six seasons that I can play at a high level,” Williams said recently. The Cris Collinsworth Podcast while chatting with teammate Richard Sherman. “That’s kind of the way I look at it.”
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