ESPN's Adam Schefter reports that the Buffalo Bills and quarterback Josh Allen have agreed to a record-breaking six-year, $330 million contract. While the $55 million average annual salary doesn't surpass Dak Prescott's yearly earnings,

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For yet another offseason, the 49ers could very well find themselves in a negotiating quagmire with a key player. The Athletic published an article from veteran Bay Area sports reporter Mike Silver on Friday that goes into why Silver believes Niners owner Jed York will end up playing hardball with quarterback Brock Purdy’s contract extension.

We look at the latest on Brock Purdy's contract negotiations with the 49ers. Will he secure a lucrative deal this offseason?

Technically, the 49ers could have offered Purdy an extension the day their season ended. That was almost two months ago. Clearly, the 49ers are not in a rush to hand out the most lucrative extension in franchise history. They're being careful and deliberate, as they should be.

For a piece published on Friday, 49ers/NFL insider Michael Silver of The Athletic suggested that team CEO Jed York is ready to play hardball in negotiations with Purdy's camp through the summer.

Adam Schefter lays out the nightmare scenario for the San Francisco 49ers with QB Brock Purdy and his contract.

NFL insider Jason La Canfora seemingly reported that the San Francisco 49ers' first offer to Brock Purdy was a contract extension averaging $45 million annually—well below market value for quarterbacks and a figure that wouldn't even make Purdy a top-10 paid player.

NFL insider Jason La Canfora reported on Tuesday that the San Francisco 49ers‘ initial contract extension offer to quarterback Brock Purdy was approximately $45 million per year. However, those numbers are wrong,