Any notion the San Francisco 49ers were undecided about their future at quarterback was dispelled by general manager John Lynch on Wednesday. Lynch made it clear the 49ers are fully committed to keeping Brock Purdy,

Purdy ranks fourth in the NFL in QBR (69.3), sixth in passing yards (9,075), first in yards per attempt (8.9), and seventh in passing touchdowns (61). However, the 49ers could choose to let Purdy play out the season and franchise tag him.

General manager John Lynch did his best to silence such thoughts when meeting with reporters on Wednesday. Speaking about the team's plans this offseason Lynch made a definitive statement on Purdy with negotiations around the corner: he's their guy and he'll be around a while.

There are handful of significant question marks surrounding Brock Purdy’s impending contract extension. While the matter of how much he’ll be paid is at the forefront of the discussion, when he gets the deal also has some ramifications for a club that fell short in 2024 after an offseason full of contractual tumult.

Fred Warner, the heart of the San Francisco 49ers’ defense, left no doubt about where he stands on Brock Purdy’s future as the team’s quarterback. Appearing on ESPN’s Postseason NFL Countdown, Warner emphatically endorsed Purdy as the 49ers’ long-term solution under center,

The San Francisco 49ers and quarterback Brock Purdy are negotiating what is expected to be a top-of-the-market contract extension.Despite an underwhelming 2024 campaign, Purdy boasts one of the most impressive resumes for a third-year quarterback.

The most pressing question for the San Francisco 49ers' offseason is how they plan to handle the contract of young quarterback Brock Purdy, who is now eligible to negotiate an extension on his rookie deal expiring at the end of 2025.