The San Francisco 49ers have some work to do this offseason if they are to become legitimate Super Bowl contenders again. The biggest thing they need to do is to figure out quarterback Brock Purdy’s contract situation.

We look at the latest on Brock Purdy's contract negotiations with the 49ers. Will he secure a lucrative deal this offseason?

Lynch also said that the team has discussed an extension with tight end George Kittle, per Wagoner. Kittle is entering the final season of his contract with a $22MM cap hit. The 49ers have plenty of cap space, so extending Kittle to free up money isn’t an immediate priority, but the team would like to keep him past 2025 — his age-32 season.

Purdy is coming off of a 2024 season that saw him struggle a bit. He completed 65.9 percent of his pass attempts for 3,864 yards, 20 touchdowns, and 12 interceptions in 15 games. In addition to his passing numbers, Purdy was able to chip in with 323 yards and five touchdowns on the ground as well.

The San Francisco 49ers and quarterback Brock Purdy have begun contract negotiations. Yet, the team's first offer is well below market value.

NFL insider Jason La Canfora seemingly reported that the San Francisco 49ers' first offer to Brock Purdy was a contract extension averaging $45 million annually—well below market value for quarterbacks and a figure that wouldn't even make Purdy a top-10 paid player.

True to their name, the San Francisco 49ers have operated under the assumption that all that glitters must be gold. Over the past few years, general manager John Lynch and head coach Kyle Shanahan have taken a brash and aggressive approach to roster-building.

NFL insider Jason La Canfora reported on Tuesday that the San Francisco 49ers‘ initial contract extension offer to quarterback Brock Purdy was approximately $45 million per year. However, those numbers are wrong,