How Moore is benefiting from Williams’ 49ers contract holdout

SANTA CLARA — Jaylon Moore is the player nobody with the 49ers wants to see in the starting lineup in Week 1. Uh, nothing personal. The 49ers might have confidence in Moore to step into the lineup when needed. But everyone around the team would prefer that Trent Williams' contract situation gets resolved in enough time for the three-time All-Pro left tackle to get on the field for the season opener. "He's dealing with his situation, so I let that be," Moore said of Williams. "I wouldn't consider it a weird situation. I'm just keeping my head down and taking it day-by-day, just trying to be the best I can be." Moore was a fourth-round pick of the 49ers in the 2021 NFL Draft from Western Michigan. He has served as a backup at both tackle positions and started seven games in his first three seasons. Now, he's in position to start at left tackle when the 49ers open the season against the New York Jets on Monday, Sept. 9. Moore has practiced with the first-team offense from the first day of training camp. Meanwhile, Williams declined to report due to a contract dispute. He remains without an agreement to return to the team. Moore has gained valuable practice time this summer going up...