The San Francisco 49ers continue to re-tool the roster this offseason and have an opportunity to do even more later this month in the NFL Draft.

San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York addressed Brock Purdy's future with the franchise ahead of next NFL season.

Brock Purdy believes fatigue from three straight years of deep playoff runs contributed to the San Francisco 49ers' struggles in 2024. Appearing on the Built 4 More podcast (h/t David Bonilla of 49ers Web Zone),

Kyle Shanahan, three months into the 49ers’ offseason overhaul, met with reporters Tuesday morning at the NFL owners meetings in Palm Beach, Fla.

Expectations for the San Francisco 49ers have waned, but head coach Kyle Shanahan isn't worried about the Super Bowl right now.

Shanahan cited spots — including kicker — where there will be competition this summer while Jed York talked about Brock Purdy's contract.

The San Francisco 49ers are in a period of transition. After qualifying for four NFC title games in five seasons, the 49ers petered out last season, finishing in last place in the NFC West as injuries and fatigue strongly weighed down one of the NFL's marquee organizations. Moving forward, the 49ers are ready to become an NFC powerhouse again.

San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York said the team's decision to move on from several veterans was the flip side of having to sign quarterback Brock Purdy to a massive new deal.

The San Francisco 49ers are confident that they will get a contract extension done with quarterback Brock Purdy. 49ers general manager John Lynch expressed his belief that the team "will get a deal done" with Purdy and that it hopefully happens in the near future.