After a challenging NFL season for the San Francisco 49ers, veteran teammate of Brock Purdy announces his retirement from professional football. San Francisco 49ers fans have high expectations for the upcoming season.

Don't expect the San Francisco 49ers to make another change under center anytime soon. At least, not if owner Jed York has anything to say about it. At a kickoff event Monday for Super Bowl LX, which will be held at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara,

The San Francisco 49ers have some decisions to make this offseason. After turning over some of the coaching staff with the hopes of improving a season that saw the team sit at home for the playoffs. Not the least of which is what to do with quarterback Brock Purdy.

San Francisco 49ers all-time great Joe Montana became the latest former 49ers player to share his thoughts on the upcoming Brock Purdy contract. Montana, revered as the team's four-time Super Bowl champion and the leader of their dynasty in the 1980s, believes the 49ers should extend Purdy.

Quarterback Brock Purdy was spotted among the 49ers players vacationing in Cabo San Lucas alongside veterans like George Kittle, Trent Williams and Kyle Juszczyk ahead of the most pivotal offseason of his young career.

ESPN analyst and former NFL quarterback Tim Hasselbeck remains skeptical that Purdy will command a record-breaking contract. He argues that the 49ers hold a degree of leverage in negotiations. The post ESPN Analyst Suggests 49ers Will ‘Take Advantage’ of Brock Purdy Extension appeared first on Heavy Sports.