The 49ers’ brass has insisted publicly all offseason that paying Purdy is their intention. Although they’ve committed the third-fewest dollars in free agency the past two months, Lynch noted: “At the end of this offseason we may be a top-two spending team.” Last week, Kittle signed a four-year extension worth $19.1 million annually.

The San Francisco 49ers are coming out of an interesting offseason, during which they lost several starters to free agency.

Back when he was drafted with the very last pick in 2022, Brock Purdy’s NFL future seemed like a trivia answer, not a franchise cornerstone. The post NFL Rumors: Brock Purdy Accepts Defeat to 10 QBs as 49ers’ Confirm Positive Contract Update appeared first on EssentiallySports.