Trent Williams Talks 'Happy Reunion' with Kyle Shanahan after Trade with Redskins

Richard Sherman, Fred Warner, Arik Armstead and other members of the 49ers discussed what Robert Saleh meant to the defense and how his "no excuses" leadership style made everyone better.

Hyder Jr. reviewed the choices he has to make heading into free agency, discussed his relationship with D-line coach Kris Kocurek and evaluated his on-field performance in 2020.

Verrett gave his outlook on his looming free agency, discussed how meaningful it was for him finish the season healthy and how he wants to improve in 2021.

Tomlinson reviewed the team's 2020 season, discussed the opportunity to play alongside Joe Staley and Trent Williams and highlighted the chemistry and communication on the offensive line.

Samuel discussed the team's outlook in 2021, gave an update on his hamstring injury and highlighted the possibilities with him and Brandon Aiyuk on the field next season.

Aiyuk reviewed his 60-reception, 748-yard rookie performance and his goals for the offseason to prepare for Year 2.

The 49ers fullback reviewed the locker room's mentality to overcome obstacles in 2020 and what he's looking for heading into free agency.

Greenlaw discussed the impact Saleh had on his career and his focus on perfecting the details of his game this offseason.

The general manager and head coach evaluated the team's 6-10 season, discussed their upcoming strategy for free agency and the draft and spoke about Jimmy Garoppolo's future as a member of the 49ers.

Williams discussed his plans for free agency, endorsed Deebo Samuel as a future "household name" player and evaluated his first season back on the field since 2018.

Garoppolo gave an update on his high-ankle sprain, spoke about his future in San Francisco and discussed his plans for the offseason to prepare for the 2021 season.

Kittle backed Garoppolo's leadership and how he makes his teammates better football players, discussed the message of the team's standard of competing for a Super Bowl and the expectations heading into 2021.

Warner discussed how meaningful receiving accolades from players like Aaron Rodgers and Russell Wilson was this season and highlighted the leadership of Jimmy Garoppolo in the 49ers locker room.

Warner shared his frustration with the outcome of the 2020 season, reviewed what Robert Saleh has meant to his career and evaluated Azeez Al-Shaair's second season in San Francisco.

Kittle broke down his highlight-reel play, reviewed his plans to take the rest of January off to recover and highlighted the contributions of 49ers players stepping up all season despite injuries.

Shanahan reviewed the team's Week 17 loss to the Seattle Seahawks, endorsed Robert Saleh as a head coaching candidate and discussed the 49ers offseason plan to heal and improve.

Wilson Jr. discussed what he and the rest of the 49ers running backs can improve in the offseason and shared his excitement to be home for his son's second birthday.

Ward discussed his outlook on Robert Saleh's future as a head coach and the changes the 49ers roster may go through in free agency.

Beathard spoke about the team's tumultuous 2020 season and reviewed the 49ers offensive performance in Week 17.

Armstead discussed playing under defensive coordinator Robert Saleh and highlighted the fight of the 49ers locker room amid the adversity of the 2020 season.

The 49ers right tackle discussed the toughness of the locker room given their recent circumstances, his experience playing with Trent Williams and Joe Staley and his eagerness to attack the offseason and begin preparations for the 2021 season.

Bourne discussed the upcoming free agency, fitting in to the 49ers locker room and the team's time in Arizona.

The 49ers head coach gave final injury updates before the Week 17 matchup against the Seahawks and discussed San Francisco's backup quarterback situation heading into Sunday.

Verrett discussed the challenges of defending a receiver like DK Metcalf, evaluated his comeback season and listed the toughest receivers he's faced in 2020.

Hyder Jr. evaluated his history playing on the interior and exterior of the D-line and discussed the benefits of playing with defensive line coach Kris Kocurek.