Brock Purdy and the San Francisco 49ers’ brass have a similar mindset regarding one of the biggest offseason questions around the organization.

General manager John Lynch did his best to silence such thoughts when meeting with reporters on Wednesday. Speaking about the team's plans this offseason Lynch made a definitive statement on Purdy with negotiations around the corner: he's their guy and he'll be around a while.

Now that the San Francisco 49ers are set to sign Brock Purdy long-term, Kyle Shanahan is ready to tether himself to the Iowa State product.

Among the leaders in APY (average per year) are Dallas’ Dak Prescott ($60 million), Jacksonville’s Trevor Lawrence ($55 million), Green Bay’s Jordan Love ($55 million) and Miami’s Tua Tagovailoa ($53.1 million). Purdy has more value to the 49ers than all of those players.

Heading into the 2024 NFL Season, the San Francisco 49ers were second-favorites to win the Super Bowl behind the Kansas City Chiefs. But, things did not

Purdy is eligible for an extension now that Week 18 has ended, giving the 49ers a little more than four months to hammer out a deal that won’t be easy to navigate after the QB’s struggles in his third season.

Purdy ranks fourth in the NFL in QBR (69.3), sixth in passing yards (9,075), first in yards per attempt (8.9), and seventh in passing touchdowns (61). However, the 49ers could choose to let Purdy play out the season and franchise tag him.

The 49ers are on the verge of committing themselves long-term to Brock Purdy. So what does he need to be successful?

Brock Purdy speaks with reporters about San Francisco's 2024 regular season and hopes to get contract negotiations done quickly ahead of the 2025 NFL season.Purdy hopes for quick 49ers contract extens

As the San Francisco 49ers begin preparing for the 2025 season, there has been speculation about exploring other quarterback options, given the significant investment Brock Purdy will command as contract extension negotiations start.