The San Francisco 49ers have made it clear, even in the wake of a severely underwhelming 6-11 season, that they have no doubts about Brock Purdy as the future of their franchise at the quarterback position.

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

Not getting a contract done and potentially missing their quarterback for the start of training camp pales in comparison to the damage any typical contract hang-ups might cause. Signing Purdy for a less-favorable contract in March will help far more than signing him to a more-favorable contract in August.

The extensions that Jared Goff and Tua Tagovailoa received before the 2024 campaign could serve as starting points for the 49ers and Brock Purdy's camp.

The San Francisco 49ers will have to make a decision on Brock Purdy's future this offseason. If they choose to extend him, they will have to make some room financially.

San Francisco is in the process of remodeling its coaching staff, while the Niners will in a couple of months have to navigate the challenges of free agency amid a backdrop of contract negotiations with Brock Purdy that may come to define the next few years.