49ers star Trent Williams responds to chanting fans over retirement question: ‘Nowhere near done’
NY Post
Trent Williams’ Hall of Fame career won’t be ending anytime soon.
The 49ers offensive lineman said following San Francisco’s 48-27 victory over the Colts on Monday night that he’s “nowhere near done.”
“We got a few more years,” he added.
Williams broached the topic of his football future while he was having a postgame chat with ESPN’s Scott Van Pelt.
As the pro-49ers crowd surrounding him at Lucas Oil Stadium directed “one more year” chants his way, the 37-year-old left tackle promised they’d see him again in 2026 and beyond.
“I’m not leaving,” he said. “I ain’t going nowhere.”
The Mets–Yankees pipeline remains strong this offseason.
The Chiefs may be down another quarterback.
Draymond Green got tossed again, but this time, he has a point.
Andy Reid isn’t going anywhere.
The Yankees are bringing back another swingman.
It is not about any one thing.
The Rangers have another injury worry on their hands.
The loudest ovation of Friday night’s 116-107 loss to the 76ers had nothing to do with the Knicks’ pregame celebration for winning the NBA Cup.
Tyler Shough isn’t just a quarterback that the Jets let get away.
There are nights during an 82-game season where every lingering issue around a team crashes down on it all at once, creating a veritable tsunami of a loss.
Another day, another AL East team making a big splash, and the only white smoke around Yankee Stadium is coming out of fans’ ears given their frustration over a quiet offseason to date.
The Knicks’ legs just weren’t there.
Tony Jefferson’s best friends told him to stay retired.