The Pittsburgh Steelers spent the summer of 2024 trying to trade for San Francisco 49ers receiver Brandon Aiyuk. Could they fare better on their second attempt?
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Brock Purdy, 49ers Have Started Negotiations on Contract Extension, John Lynch Says
49ers' John Lynch 'talking' with Brock Purdy, says will 'honor' Deebo Samuel trade request
San Francisco 49ers GM John Lynch provided an updated on Brock Purdy's contract situation, Christian McCaffrey's health and Deebo Samuel's trade ask.
49ers' Brock Purdy: Starts up extension talks
Purdy's rookie deal runs through the 2025 season, but he's eligible for an extension and is looking at a significant raise. After making just $985,000 in 2024, Purdy's extension will surely be north of $50 million per year.
The Pittsburgh Steelers may be considering drafting another first-round quarterback in another underwhelming draft class.
San Francisco 49ers GM John Lynch told reporters he is listening to offers for previous Pittsburgh Steelers trade target Brandon Aiyuk.
49ers general manager John Lynch said the team has started negotiating a long-term extension with Brock Purdy, per The Athletic’s Matt Barrows. “We want Brock to be our quarterback as long ...
In free agency, Lance looks to be a young option with some upside, and could be appealing to a team like the Steelers, even if he is a wild card dart throw. Lance, the former third overall pick by the San Francisco 49ers, has only started five games in his entire NFL career.
Using a first-round pick on a quarterback who wasn’t an elite prospect, the Steelers passed on talent that could have improved other areas of the team. Positions like offensive line, cornerback, or even wide receiver could have benefitted from a first-round investment.
San Francisco 49ers general manager John Lynch said the team has begun negotiations with quarterback Brock Purdy about a long-term contract and believes both sides want to get a deal done.
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