The San Francisco 49ers have seen a significant number of key starters depart in free agency this offseason and have done little to replace them. Niners owner Jed York said the mass departure of those players is one of the "sacrifices" the team has to make as it prepares to give quarterback Brock Purdy a significant raise.

49ers owner Jed York addressed the financial elephant in the room at the NFL’s annual meetings on Tuesday.

Brock Purdy is going to be paid this offseason. The questions are “When?” and “How much?” Team owner Jed York expressed his belief in the quarterback at the annual league meeting in Palm Beach on Tuesday,

San Francisco 49ers general manager John Lynch reflected on the team's disappointing 2024 season. "We were 6-11, no matter how we got there, that's embarrassing," Lynch said, per David Lombardi of The San Francisco Standard. "I don't ever want to be 6-11 again. ... The draft is an important part of fixing that."

The San Francisco 49ers have seen lots of key players leave this offseason, but general manager John Lynch still expects his team to improve in 2025.

San Francisco 49ers general manager John Lynch had a positive update on contract talks with quarterback Brock Purdy. Lynch spoke with reporters at the NFL's annual league meeting and expressed optimism about a contract extension getting done with the team's franchise quarterback.