The NFL is giving an annual award to the top offensive lineman starting in 2025, which gives this San Fransisco 49ers player a chance to add to his decorated resume.

Some critics argue that Brock Purdy is one of the NFL's most overrated quarterbacks, especially after the San Francisco 49ers awarded him a massive five-year, $265 million contract extension.

The San Francisco 49ers just signed star field general Brock Purdy to a five-year, $265 million deal that makes him tied for the seventh-highest paid QB in the NFL. What is he going to do with all of that money?

Jennings followed that Super Bowl performance with the best season of his career last year. He set career highs with 113 targets, 77 receptions, 975 yards, and six touchdowns. He fully broke out last year and became Brock Purdy’s favorite target for good reason.

One of the major themes of any given NFL offseason is players getting paid. That can come via free agency or the team and player simply agreeing on an extension. During the 2025 offseason, we've seen an exorbitant amount of money fly out of team facilities and into the wallets of some of the league's very best.

Brock Purdy recently spoke publicly about his 49ers extension, the full details of which have now emerged. More at PFR.

Brock Purdy told 95.7 The Game’s “Willard and Dibs” why he believes San Francisco can be “dangerous” during the 2025 NFL season.

George Kittle reveals one big change he's seen from 49ers QB Brock Purdy after receiving his huge $265 million contract extension.

Just days after receiving a massive payday from the San Francisco 49ers, Brock Purdy was ranked below Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Geno Smith.

The NFL has teamed up with Chubbies to create the NFL Collection, which includes San Francisco 49ers swim trunks designed to represent your favorite team.

Whether or not you agreed with it, it did happen. The San Francisco 49ers made their franchise quarterback, Brock Purdy, a fabulously wealthy man. Last week, he

The San Francisco 49ers liked what they saw out of Oklahoma State linebacker Nick Martin, but his play wasn't the only reason they drafted him.