Concerns grow regarding the San Francisco 49ers' efforts to secure a contract extension for quarterback Brock Purdy. Despite optimism from general manager John Lynch about finalizing a deal before offseason workouts, former agent Joel Corry expresses skepticism, citing the team's history of delayed negotiations.

Corry hints at a more feasible deadline around May 27, coinciding with the commencement of phase three of offseason workouts. He highlights Purdy's potential to command a high salary, arguing for a position among quarterbacks earning upwards of $55 million. However, the looming possibility of franchise tags could complicate matters and prolong negotiations, raising concerns for the team as training camp approaches.