The San Francisco 49ers are in a period of transition. After qualifying for four NFC title games in five seasons, the 49ers petered out last season, finishing in last place in the NFC West as injuries and fatigue strongly weighed down one of the NFL's marquee organizations. Moving forward, the 49ers are ready to become an NFC powerhouse again.

The San Francisco 49ers continue to re-tool the roster this offseason and have an opportunity to do even more later this month in the NFL Draft.

The San Francisco 49ers would undoubtedly prefer to resolve their quarterback situation sooner rather than later. The team is negotiating with Brock Purdy on a contract extension, sparking significant debate about his standing among the NFL's top quarterbacks and market value.

As ClutchPoints hilariously points out, Purdy has made less in three entire seasons ($2.617 million), including a Super Bowl appearance, than the disastrous-turning Cleveland Browns QB Deshaun Watson makes each game ($2.7 million).

Purdy, who made $1.84 million last season after a check from the performance-based pay system, is entering the final year of his rookie deal. He is scheduled to make $5.346 million in 2025.

Currently, QB Brock Purdy and DE Micah Parsons are entering the final years of their rookie contracts and are looking at extensions that will reset the market. While the Browns wo

Brock Purdy, the quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers, shared his personal insights and the pressures of leading the team's historic quarterback le