ESPN's Kevin Clark had a good reason for calling San Francisco 49ers QB Brock Purdy one of the five best QBs in the NFL.

After watching drama-filled offseasons when it came to contract negotiations the past two years with his San Francisco 49ers teammates, Brock Purdy was intent on doing his best to avoid a repeat in his situation.

Brock Purdy saw "a lot of changes and turnover" around the team early in the offseason, but his desire to sign a contract extension never wavered.

Purdy was 13th at his position, and 18th overall in the league, with 267.0 fantasy points (17.8 per game). In Week 8 versus the Dallas Cowboys, Purdy recorded 26.0 fantasy points (his second-highest game total of the season), thanks to these numbers: 18-of-26 (69.2%), 260 yards, 1 TD, 0 INTs; 8 carries, 56 yards, 1 TD.

One of the most controversial points of discussion in the NFL this past offseason has reached its resolution. For better or worse, the San Francisco 49ers have

Brock Purdy had to wait a few years to get the new contract he's firmly earned, but he finally secured the bag he deserved after inking a five-year, $265

San Francisco's franchise signal-caller isn't bringing home as much as you'd think from his massive contract extension.

NFL fans are in shock over how much Brock Purdy will have to pay in taxes on his $265 million extension from the 49ers.