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49ers Lock in Trent Williams, Draft Pressure Eases

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The San Francisco Forty-Niners secure Trent Williams with a $50M deal, easing draft pressure and solidifying Brock Purdys blindside protection. Williams becomes the first non-quarterback to earn $400M in career contracts, with $225M guaranteed.

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49ers Lock in Trent Williams, Draft Pressure Eases

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!49ers Lock in Trent Williams, Draft Pressure Eases. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00On April 20th, the San Francisco 49ers just locked in their star-left tackle Trent Williams with a two-year, $50 million deal, right? Before the 2026 NFL Draft kicks off. This comes as a massive relief since his future was up in the air, and teams were eyeing offensive tackle with their first round pick. Details from Williams' agency show $37 million fully guaranteed, plus a $22 million signing bonus. It's a sweet setup that keeps brought parties blindside protected for the next couple seasons. Fans and analysts are buzzing, because this eases a huge pressure point. No more scrambling for a tackle early in the draft. Williams also hits a milestone as the first non-quarterback to rack of $400 million in career contracts, with $225 million in guarantees. Now, General Manager John Lynch can zero in on edge rushers or wide receivers without that offensive line worry hanging over the draft board. With Williams staying put, the 49ers look even stronger heading into draft week,

1:02setting a party for another run at the top. That's the story for today, NFL News Today, driven by AI.

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