Overview
- Quarterback Brock Purdy reported to the San Francisco 49ers' voluntary offseason program, indicating constructive negotiations for a potential multi-year extension exceeding $50 million annually.
- Tight end George Kittle did not attend the workouts, with reports suggesting a significant gap remains in talks for a new contract as he seeks to surpass the tight end market reset by Trey McBride's $19 million per year deal.
- Purdy, entering the final season of his rookie deal with a $5.37 million cap hit, has been a regular presence at the team facility, maintaining positive relations with management during negotiations.
- Kittle, 31, is set to count $22.02 million against the cap in 2025, and an extension could reduce that figure while securing his future with the team.
- The 49ers have a history of prolonged offseason contract disputes, with Kittle's negotiations potentially following a similar timeline to past extensions finalized closer to the season.