Current NBC Sports' analyst Chris Simms is staunchly against the idea of San Francisco 49ers' paying Brock Purdy a significant amount of money

It seems inevitable that the San Francisco 49ers will offer quarterback Brock Purdy a significant contract this offseason, potentially making him one of the NFL's highest-paid players.

Brock Purdy was subtle in the way he handled it, but the 49ers quarterback planted a flag on getaway day after the conclusion of a gut-punch 6-11 season. Purdy didn’t sound like someone who was interested in being part of an offseason program without a contract extension.

Brock Purdy made it very clear on Monday that he would like the issue of his contact extension to be resolved sooner rather than later. Regardless of whether the San Francisco 49ers oblige and come to a speedy resolution with their quarterback,

The San Francisco 49ers need to recognize what Brock Purdy has brought to the franchise, and the quarterback didn’t hold back in reminding them of his sacrifices to help the team achieve success. Brock Purdy didn’t hesitate to speak candidly about his impact on the San Francisco 49ers since joining the team.

Brock Purdy is targeting a deal much earlier. Not long after a report surfaced pointing to the 49ers not being keen on paying Purdy a top-market rate, the three-year veteran quarterback is targeting a deal that ends this matter before the team’s offseason program begins in April.