Why 49ers’ win over Commanders was full-circle moment for Williams

LANDOVER, Md. — Walking out of FedExField with a 27-10 win over the Washington Commanders on Sunday was full-circle moment for one member of the 49ers. Trent Williams' most formative years were spent with Washington after being drafted as the No. 4 overall pick of the 2010 NFL Draft. Now, 14 seasons later, the left tackle is playing even better, rejuvenated by his youthful teammates. "When they dealt me away for nothing, I still had a lot left in the tank," Williams said after the game. "I think maybe my layoff and battling cancer, I know a lot of people would think nobody could come back normal, especially at that age. I had to bet on myself, go to a new organization, but it's all part of God's plan. "Really thankful for my nine, ten years here. I think it made me a better professional overall, going to my next chapter." And what a comeback it has been. Since joining the 49ers in 2020, the 49ers have made their way to two NFC Championship appearances with Williams being a significant part of the offensive plan. On Sunday, the 49ers got an assist from the Arizona Cardinals' win over the Philadelphia Eagles. With the No. 1 playoff seed in the NFC locked up and a first-round bye...