Dashon Goldson’s reaction to the Williams signing

One way or another, offensive tackle Trent Williams is about to become an even richer man. It could be with the San Francisco 49ers, which traded for the offensive lineman last year to replace a retiring Joe Staley, or it could be with another team. The 49ers had contract talks with Williams' representatives before the team's final game of the season but couldn't come to an agreement. The veteran tackle admits that his preferred offseason outcome would be a return to San Francisco but is curious about his free-agency value. "It's been 11 years in the league,"

K'Waun Williams is one of nearly 40 San Francisco 49ers players scheduled to become free agents. And now, head coach Kyle Shanahan and general manager John Lynch have their former defensive coordinator to contend with in free agency. On Thursday, the New York Jets named Robert Saleh as their new head coach, and there is some concern from the 49ers fanbase that many of the free agents on the defensive side of the football might follow their former coach. One fan stated on Twitter that Saleh could have a number of the 49ers defenders, including cornerback Richard Sherman. Two players who the fan hopes are untouchable are cornerbacks Jason Verrett and K'Waun Williams. Sherman (virtually and maybe in real life) laughed at the suggestion that Williams can't be allowed

On Monday morning, Fred Warner received yet another honor. The San Francisco 49ers linebacker had already been named to his first Pro Bowl and received his first All-Pro selection. The latest honor is being named to both the 2020 Pro Football Writers of America (PFWA) All-NFL and All-NFC teams. Teammate Trent Williams joins Warner on the All-NFC team. The 49ers offensive lineman joins fellow tackle David Bakhtiari of the Green Bay Packers on the NFC squad. Warner was the lone middle linebacker named to both honorary rosters. He was the