There’s been debate recently over whether San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy deserves to be paid in the upper echelon of his position. After failing to lead an injury-riddled 49ers squad to the postseason in 2024 and seeing his stats taking a step back,

Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Montana appeared on The Rich Eisen Show on Thursday in New Orleans ahead of Super Bowl LIX, sharing his thoughts on the contract situation between the San Francisco 49ers and their quarterback,

There’s a significant aspect of Brock Purdy’s career arc that flies under-the-radar while issues like his contract and his place in the NFL quarterback hierarchy dominate so much of

Brock Purdy has outplayed his rookie deal, and the 49ers may pay him $55-60 million to keep him as their franchise quarterback.

Many expect the San Francisco 49ers will commit to finalizing a high-value extension for Brock Purdy soon, with The Athletic's Dianna Russini confirming it.

ESPN predicted the figures for the contract extension quarterback Brock Purdy will sign with the San Francisco 49ers this offseason.

It seems there isn't much question about whether the San Francisco 49ers want to sign quarterback Brock Purdy to a contract extension this offseason. General manager John Lynch didn't mince words at his end-of-season press conference,

The San Francisco 49ers have a decision to make on quarterback Brock Purdy, who is eligible for an extension in 2025. If the team doesn't want to sign him for the long haul, one NFL analyst predicts San Fran will replace Purdy with a 10-time Pro Bowler who is a Steelers pending free agent.

San Francisco 49ers all-time great Joe Montana became the latest former 49ers player to share his thoughts on the upcoming Brock Purdy contract. Montana, revered as the team's four-time Super Bowl champion and the leader of their dynasty in the 1980s,