Williams intends to play in 2024 with 12th Pro Bowl nod in sight

SANTA CLARA — Trent Williams has made his plan for the 2024 NFL season clear. While the well-decorated left tackle explained how much his 11th Pro Bowl nod meant to him, Williams announced that he wants to hit 12 in order to break the position record. This would indicate that he will return for his 14th NFL season in 2024. "Oh, 100 percent," Williams told reporters Wednesday. "I want to break the record for tackles, and that's a big thing for me. I definitely dropped to my knees and thanked god, because that's not promised. You can have an amazing, Hall-of-Fame career and still not see 11 Pro Bowls. I'm super proud for that." Williams currently is tied with Hall-of-Fame tackles Jonathan Ogden, Willie Roaf and Anthony Munoz with 11 Pro Bowl nods. Williams' NFL career began as the No. 4 overall pick in the 2010 NFL Draft by Washington. The lineman's first head coach was Mike Shanahan, while his offensive coordinator was his son, Kyle. At the same time, 49ers run game coordinator Chris Foerster was Williams' offensive line coach. While the group did not stay together during the left tackle's entire career, Williams credits Shanahan for "taking care" of him, which has helped sustain...