San Francisco left tackle Trent Williams signed a two‑year, $50 million extension and admitted it will likely be his final deal. Speaking to media, the 38‑year‑old said he expects to retire after the 2027 season, though he left door open for return. He described the decision as “scary,” balancing competitiveness with family time. He reflected on missing his daughter’s milestones as she heads to college.

The reworked contract guarantees $37 million, including a $22 million signing bonus, after the Niners declined a $10 million option. Williams now tops $400 million in career earnings, the first non‑quarterback to do so, and holds 12 Pro Bowl and five All‑Pro selections. At 38, he still ranks among the league’s elite left tackles. His durability and technique keep the blind‑side protection elite, aiding draft flexibility.

Quarterback Brock Purdy praised Williams’ leadership and said the veteran still has “a chip on his shoulder” as the 49ers chase a Super Bowl ring. Williams reported to organized team activities this week, missing only last week’s meetings. His presence anchors the line as the 49ers target a playoff run.