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Brock Purdy and 49ers Remain at Contract Impasse Ahead of Offseason Workouts

As the April 21 offseason program approaches, negotiations stall over Purdy’s demand for a $50M+ annual deal, raising concerns about roster stability and potential holdout.

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Overview

  • Brock Purdy has rejected the 49ers' current contract offer, with his camp seeking a deal exceeding $50 million annually, aligning with top-tier quarterback salaries.
  • The 49ers have cleared cap space by releasing or trading key players, including Deebo Samuel and Javon Hargrave, to prepare for a potential blockbuster extension.
  • Rams receiver Puka Nacua warned that paying Purdy $50M+ annually could close the 49ers' championship window by limiting their ability to maintain a competitive roster.
  • The April 21 start of the 49ers’ offseason program is seen as a critical pressure point, with uncertainty over whether Purdy will participate without a new deal.
  • General Manager John Lynch remains optimistic about reaching an agreement but acknowledges the complexities of balancing Purdy’s demands with the team’s financial constraints.