Will the 49ers Soon Replace the Three-Time All-Pro?
Trent Williams Discusses Pension Schemes There is more to Williams’ retirement planning than just age conjecture. The former Oklahoma Sooner acknowledged earlier this year that he had considered retiring and that he is at ease with the idea.
According to Williams, “I haven’t thought about an end,” on February 8. “I’ll give it another look after the next several years, but I know I’m in for sure. My desire to win more next year will only grow after my victory on Sunday.
The 49ers are the clear favorites for Super Bowl LIX even though they lost in Super Bowl LVIII. Williams is one of several important players who will be back in 2024. Given that the 49ers are selecting in the 32nd round, Miller even projects San Francisco to win the Super Bowl the following season.
49ers Struggling to Hold Brandon Given that he is committed to the next three seasons, Aiyuk Williams may decide to retire in the future. Although Aiyuk may have a deal with the 49ers for the next two years, there is talk that he might ask to be traded if the team does not extend his contract shortly. Regarding reliable tidings, however, the most recent one was released on June 26 by NFL Network insider Tom Pelissero, who revealed that Aiyuk and the 49ers had a fruitful discussion.
“The meeting went well,” Pelissero remarked. “Both sides will continue to work together, and they said what needed to be said. Brandon Aiyuk has never submitted a trade request. That is still the same. Even though the 49ers have received trade calls for Aiyuk since draft week, their position hasn’t altered. They intend to keep going and include Aiyuk on the squad by 2024.
Aiyuk wants a deal that reflects his new role as the 49ers’ primary wide receiver. The 49ers will probably be able to pay him, but it will be challenging given the high salaries of guys like Christian McCaffrey and Williams.