The San Francisco 49ers officially ended Trent Williams' season on Thursday, placing him on injured reserve after the All-Pro left tackle had missed the last five games with an ankle injury. Williams has been a foundational piece of the 49ers' success under head coach Kyle Shanahan in each of the previous three seasons prior to this year's letdown.

Trent Williams did well to secure strong terms via a reworking completed just days before the season. The perennial All-Pro

San Francisco coach Kyle Shanahan said the team is getting close to ruling out star left tackle Trent Williams for the rest of the season as his injured ankle isn’t healing as fast as the 49ers hoped.

Trent Williams' season has come to an end. San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan announced that the star left tackle was ruled out of the team's

To replace the open roster spot left by Williams' move to IR, the 49ers signed offensive lineman Matt Hennessy to a two-year contract. Hennessy has appeared in 45 games over the last four seasons with the Atlanta Falcons and started all 17 games for Atlanta in 2021 at center.

Trent Williams’ season is officially over, with an ankle injury sidelining him the final seven games of the 49ers’ NFC championship reign. “It’s always concerning that it’s taken longer to heal than expected,

San Francisco 49ers left tackle Trent Williams, who has missed his team's last four games with an ankle injury, may sit the remainder of the season.

The San Francisco 49ers won't have Trent Williams for the rest of the season. Williams has been banged up for the last several weeks with an ankle injury and only appeared in 10 games this season. After placing Williams on injured reserve,