Kurtenbach: Trent Williams has a fantasy. The 49ers need to make it a reality
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Kurtenbach: Trent Williams has a fantasy. The 49ers need to make it a reality
"SANTA CLARA The San Francisco 49ers have successfully navigated the minefield. Despite the injuries that piled up like unpaid parking tickets, the midseason melodrama, and the varying adversities that usually sink lesser vessels, they sit at 10-4. The playoffs are a virtual lock. The NFC West crown is within reach. The No. 1 seed is a mathematical possibility. A Super Bowl run seems possible."
"He is the greatest offensive lineman of his generation, one of the greatest offensive players of all time, and a walking gold jacket who just happens to still be mauling defensive ends. He has millions of dollars, endless accolades, and the respect of every peer who has ever strapped on a helmet."
The San Francisco 49ers have overcome injuries and midseason turmoil to reach a 10-4 record with the playoffs nearly certain and the NFC West title within reach. A No. 1 seed and a Super Bowl run remain possible. Kyle Shanahan and his coordinators have delivered exceptional coaching, reflecting a culture and program built with John Lynch in Santa Clara. Trent Williams, a 37-year-old with 223 NFL games, stands as the greatest offensive lineman of his generation and still dominates defenders, yet he has zero career touchdowns. That absence has become a pressing, emotional issue highlighted by a recent game where he played well but endured the frustration of having to stand and watch. The matter is framed as one of joy and celebration for a storied career rather than mere statistics.
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