The first year of Purdy's starting career, 2023, proved his tremendous upside. Not only did the Iowa State product guide the 49ers to Super Bowl LVIII, but he also did so as one of the most productive offensive players in the league. He paced the NFL in yards per attempt, touchdown rate and QBR and finished fourth in MVP voting.

Brock Purdy said in January he wanted his contract extension completed by the start of the offseason program. It wasn't. Purdy signed his five-year, $265 million deal a month into the workouts. He told 95.7 The Game he never considered not participating in the voluntary work in absence of an extension.

The San Francisco 49ers and Brock Purdy have agreed to a 5-year extension worth $265 million, source confirms to @YahooSports. $181 million in total guarantees. After training camp strife on deals for Nick Bosa, Deebo Samuel & Brandon Aiyuk, SF & its QB don’t draw this one out.