49ers' Brock Purdy gets $280 million contract update after George Kittle deal

Brock Purdy's contract is up next.

The San Francisco 49ers agreed to their deal with George Kittle, and now it's the quarterback's turn.

Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio recently broke down exactly what the contract structure could look like.

All told, he writes that the deal's overall value would come out to $280 million.

In Florio's estimation, Purdy ends up with a $55.1 million annual average value, behind just Dak Prescott and Josh Allen.

The extension will last for five years, by Florio's estimation.

But the way Florio structures the guarantees in the deal actually lowers the average value of guaranteed money.

"The (guaranteed) average at signing would be $46.8 million," Florio writes. "Which is a far cry from $55.1 million. And, if the final year or two contains higher salaries (let's go with $60 million in 2029 and 2030), it would really be a four-year, $160.846 million deal. Which equates to an average payout from signing of $40.2 million per year."

That could be a win-win for both sides. Purdy gets a lot of money, especially if he plays well enough to last to the final years of his deal.

The 49ers keep their franchise QB and can continue to contend.

Whether the contract looks exactly like this or not, a deal is almost certainly getting done sooner rather than later. The NFL world just awaits the dollar figure attached.