Burford would start at left tackle if Williams is out, reshaping the line and affecting both the run game and pass protection. His involvement has clear fantasy implications for the 49ers’ offense, potentially dampening or enhancing target distribution depending on line dynamics.

<p>Spencer Burford could slide to left tackle if Williams sits, testing the line's cohesion against New Orleans’ edge pressure.</p><p>The rookie effort will influence Jones's comfort in dropping and throwing, and the offense's tempo could hinge on how well the protection holds up.</p>

Spencer Burford, known for versatility, would likely shift outside to tackle if Prince is out. Burford’s mobility and experience could help SF weather the injury and maintain blocking consistency. His rise would interest fantasy managers monitoring line stability and run-game efficiency.

Burford’s rough outing at left tackle crystallized the swing tackle question. His performance underscores the need for interior help or a more secure swing’er spot, as SF looks to stabilize protection for Purdy and the run game.

Burford faced Bonitto on a trio where misalignments and a busted outside presence created a tense sequence for the 49ers. Shanahan noted the misplays but praised Burford’s potential, framing the series as a learning moment rather than a setback for the rookie.