49ers general manager John Lynch made it very clear that they want Brock Purdy to be their quarterback for a long time. They have begun contract negotiations for an extension.

Is Brock Purdy the guy? Those who are "in the know" seem to think so, but it's really only general manager John Lynch's opinion that matters.

With the new league year kicking off March 12, NFL teams are already deep into planning for the offseason. Here are five moves the San Francisco 49ers should make in the coming months.

Overview: The offseason of Brock Purdy has arrived. The 49ers failed to secure a Super Bowl title during the discount window of Purdy's rookie contract (four years, $3.7 million). As he approaches the final year of that deal, Purdy is due one of the biggest pay raises in league history.

At this point, it's not a matter of "if" the San Francisco 49ers pay Brock Purdy, but one of "when" and "how much".49ers general manager John Lynched confirmed last week that talks have begun between the two sides,

Brock Purdy has undeniably answered the 49er’s call for a franchise quarterback. While the humble, mild-mannered Iowa State product might not yet be praised in the same sequence as Joe Montana and Steve Young,

NFL Media Insider Ian Rapoport says "it will be an expensive offseason for the 49ers," and breaks down the latest free agency news in San Francisco.

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