Brock Purdy had initially expressed his desire to have a contract extension finalized by the beginning of the San Francisco 49ers’ offseason program. However, that goal was not met. Instead, his five-year, $265 million contract was signed about a month into offseason workouts. The delay did not appear to impact his attitude or commitment to the team.
Purdy Prioritized Teamwork and Growth Over Contract Status During Offseason Workouts
Despite not having his new deal in place when offseason activities began, Purdy revealed in an interview with 95.7 The Game that he never considered skipping voluntary workouts. He emphasized that his primary focus remained on improving his football skills and maintaining team continuity. His decision to participate highlights his dedication to both personal development and team chemistry.

Purdy made it clear that being with his teammates and working on timing and performance was more important than waiting for contract negotiations to conclude. He acknowledged the potential distraction financial talks can bring, but reiterated that he had confidence the deal would eventually be finalized. His approach reflects a team-first mindset.
Early Contract Completion Eases Pressure, Strengthens Team Bond Ahead of Upcoming Season
Reflecting on other players whose contracts were completed just before the season, Purdy admitted that such timing could have added unnecessary stress. He expressed relief that his extension was resolved before training camp pressures began. This early resolution allows him to focus solely on preparing for the upcoming season without contractual uncertainties lingering.
With Organized Team Activities (OTAs) starting next week, Purdy’s decision to participate from the start, regardless of his contract status, underscores his leadership and commitment. His presence throughout the offseason program ensures that he’s in sync with his teammates and coaching staff, setting a strong foundation for the 49ers as they gear up for the new season.