Trent Williams isn't in football shape just yet. He's a future first ballot Hall of Famer and he's still in his prime, but he sat out the entire offseason. He only started practicing this week. So his conditioning isn't what it could be.
He's a future first ballot Hall of Famer and he's still in his prime, but he sat out the entire offseason. He only started practicing this week. So his conditioning isn't what it could be.Here's what offensive line coach Chris Foerster said about Williams on Thursday courtesy of the 49ers p.r. department.
Q: For this game, would you consider mixing in OL Jaylon Moore a little bit with Trent until he's fully game ready and in shape to go? FOERSTER: “Well, I've been trying to purposely let Jaylon just rep the left side because I don't know. I think a couple years ago, in the Covid year we went down to SoFi and Trent was coming off an injury. In the fourth quarter of that game, I went back and looked the other day with Dustin Perry, our strength coach. We had like a nine-play drive, 11-play drive and a 12 or 13-play drive to win the game when Robbie kicked the field goal at the end, Nick Mullens was quarterback.
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