49ers Stabilize Special Teams, Pursue Williams Trade

0:00It's March 9th, here's your NFL news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. The NFL off season is heating up, with teams allowed to negotiate contracts with free agents from other squads starting Monday. Those agreements won't go official until the newly gear kicks off on Wednesday. For the San Francisco 49ers, it's been a mix of moves to shore up the roster ahead of the action. The 49ers locked in long snapper John Weeks and Kicker Eddie Panero with new deals to keep them in the fold. These signings help stabilize key special team spots, as the team eyes bigger splashes. Meanwhile, the 49ers missed out on wide receiver Alec Pierce. They showed strong interest, but the Indianapolis Colts won the race by resigning him to a huge four-year contract worth $116 million. On the line, there's buzz around left tackle Trent Williams. The team and player have been working toward a new agreement, but talks have stalled. Now reports say the 49ers are open to trading him if a deal can't get done.

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