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Nick Wagner
Palm Beach, Florida — San Francisco 49ERS CEO John Lynch doesn’t know when the long-term extension of the quarterback Brookpoury will be completed.
But Lynch made it clear Monday morning that he expected to happen, perhaps even in the near future even somewhere.
“I think we’re making the deal,” Lynch said. “It’s what I believe. We’ll leave it just that.
While neither 49ers nor Purdy have put any temporary lines to offer a contract that can increase the salary of the net worth or more than $5 million, Lynch has expressed more confidence in the deal with previous talks.
At the end of a 6-11 disappointment season, Purdi said he hoped he and Naines could work at the beginning of the outdoor program in mid-April to avoid losing any activities of the organization.
On Monday, at the annual meeting for local reporters, Lynch acknowledged that there was no guarantee that a contract could be signed by mid-April, but at least there were possibilities.
“I don’t think he’s very optimistic (to be done until then,” Lynch said. “I think I understand why Brook wants. We like it very much, so we only have to find the place that is right for both sides, and I don’t love anything more than that.
Historically, 49ERS have not signed a magnitude contract made before the summer final. George Ketley Tight End, Linbacker Fred Warner, Recipient Debo Samuel, End Nick Bossa and Waid Auto Brandon Ayuk all signed an extension of the contract with the team, but no more than days before the training camp began in July.
One of the most significant scandals of the trend was in 2018 when 49ers reinstated quarterback Jimmy Garopolo in February, although Garopollo was supposed to become a free player of the unlimited one, while Purdy has another year left for his contract. As it is, Purdi is expected to earn $5,365,253 in 2025, as the last option in the NFL 2022 draft, and $2.56 million in the first three seasons of NFL. This has led to the fourth place in the MVP vote in
But Nainers has seen a small migration of the most prominent migration this season because they are preparing to direct the money to Purdi.
“Brock wants to be with us,” Lynch said. “We want Brook to be with us. When that is something, these things are generally done. And will it happen this season? I don’t know.
On Monday, Lynch presented an update on one of Purd’s main goals, AIYUK. Iuk tore the ACL and McL in its right knee in October and repaired the injury this season.
According to Lynch, Ayuk met with Dr. Neil Elarash in Los Angeles last week. Lynch said Ayok had achieved a “good review” there and the team was happy with his progress. While there has never been a timetable for the return of the AIYUK, Lynch has increased, which despite businesses around Ayuk, he predicts that iOK will be on the Nazis in 2025.
Ayuk has gained more financial support with the team on Tuesday, when he must pay $22.85 million. Any possible trade that is probably needed to be signed until then, but no such contract is expected.
49ERS extended the second team in August after a 2023 campaign in 2023, for four years and $120 million.
“It is likely that he has been on his contract since last year and we started talking that a number of teams wanted Brandon,” Lynch said. “You always get contacts from people, but we have always wanted Brandon to be part of Niines. We made that decision when we signed it, and we should hear that he is following his progress well.