K'Waun Williams Says 49ers Are Playing With 'One Goal'

Warner discussed his five-year contract extension, building a relationship with 49ers legend Patrick Willis and his goals for the season.

Taylor discussed the honor of being inducted into the 49ers Hall of Fame, looked back on some of his most memorable moments in red and gold and called the team's current wide receiving corps a "young and hungry" group.

Willis shared his initial reaction to hearing he was a member of the team's 2021 Hall of Fame class, spoke about his first time wearing a 49ers jersey and sent a special thank you to the Faithful.

McDaniel discussed his responsibilities as the 49ers offensive coordinator, his history coaching under Kyle Shanahan and what he's seen from Trey Lance and Aaron Banks during OTAs.

Shanahan reviewed the team's offseason program, shared injury updates and discussed his expectations for 49ers training camp.

Ryans talked about his "smooth" transition into his new role, discussed his expectations for Javon Kinlaw in Year 2 and highlighted how Robert Saleh has influenced his style as a coach.

Ebukam dissected his role with the Rams compared to his responsibilities with the 49ers and commented on why he believes Javon Kinlaw will have an All-Pro year in 2021.

Kinlaw recapped what he's been working on to improve his technique this offseason and discussed the value of attending his first in-person offseason workout program.

Ward gave a peek into how he aims to be used on defense in 2021 and highlighted what he's seen out of Tarvarius Moore, Javon Kinlaw and the 49ers rookie defensive backs so far through OTAs.

Verrett detailed the experience and chemistry of the 49ers secondary, gave his early impressions of the team's rookie class and excitement of playing under new defensive coordinator DeMeco Ryans.

Kittle discussed what he's looking forward to in 2021 and reviewed the changes he made to his offseason training routine.

Warner discussed how he wants to improve during the 2021 season and what DeMeco Ryans brings as the 49ers new defensive coordinator.

The 49ers quarterback spoke about his mindset for the 2021 season, gave an update on his ankle and discussed building camaraderie in the quarterback room.

Shanahan reviewed what he's seen from Jimmy Garoppolo and Trey Lance in practice and shared injury updates on Nick Bosa, Dee Ford and Jalen Hurd.

Lance discussed his first impression of the 49ers playbook, training with Brandon Aiyuk and getting to know Jimmy Garoppolo and the rest of the quarterback room.

Banks discussed his mindset heading into his first season in San Francisco and shared how fellow Notre Dame alum Mike McGlinchey has helped in his transition to the 49ers.

Gutierrez spoke about his path to the 49ers through the NFL's International Player Pathway, how he started playing football and his goals for his rookie season.

Sermon reflected on getting to know Trey Lance during the draft process, discussed his growing relationship with running backs coach Bobby Turner and analyzed the similarities between Ohio State's offense to the 49ers.

Hufanga discussed his eagerness to contribute on special teams, how Troy Polamalu helped him transition to the Pros and highlighted his likeness to the 49ers Hall of Fame GM.

Moore recapped the similarities between the 49ers and Western Michigan Broncos, how he might be utilized under Kyle Shanahan and gave first impressions of his new offensive line.

Mitchell discussed his excitement for the upcoming rookie minicamp, the familiarity between the 49ers and Louisiana-Lafayette offense and detailed his budding relationship with running backs coach Bobby Turner.

The 49ers third-round pick shared his first impressions of the SAP Performance Facility and discussed how he fits into the 49ers defensive scheme.

Deommodore Lenoir compared the 49ers playbook to what he ran in college, discussed the significance of wearing No. 0 at Oregon and spoke about his connection to the 49ers.

The 49ers general manager and head coach reviewed the team's eight draft selections and discussed how their pre-draft evaluation process has changed since 2017.

Elijah Mitchell called in for an introductory press conference after being selected by the 49ers with the 194th-overall pick in the 2021 NFL Draft.