Let's head to the Bay Area.

Hey, Brock Purdy, he's done a lot in a little bit of time in the league.

But the Niners, I guess, feel like he could have done more, at least based upon what they're offering them.

They offered them an opening offer around $45 million per season.

Now, I have to add context to that because, yes, a lot of money to me, a lot of money, I'm sure, to you.

But in the context of the NFL, where Dat Prescott's making 60, where Trevor Lawrence is making 55, Tua 52,

Jordan Love 53, it's just not that much money for a quarterback that's been to two NFC championship games.

Exactly right.

Kyle, Murray 46.

Chase, you're the quarterback at the desk.

Do you believe Brock Protey should feel disrespectful by 45?

No, not at all. Look, this is going to play out publicly, and this is how negotiations go with teams.

Hey, we think you're worth this. Who knows, he might have asked, he might have asked for a disrespectful amount to start as well.

And so now somebody's leaking, oh, well, we starting off for 40s.

You know what I mean?

So, like, we've seen this play out all the time.

I don't think it should be a vision to, like, oh, Brock Purdy's not going to be the quarterback.

I believe that Kyle Shanion and John Lynch really want him to be the quarterback.

He has taken him to two NFC championship games and a Super Bowl and played well with good people

around him.

Okay?

So let's just do the math here because for me, the 49ers, if they were to offer a $45 million a year deal, say over a three-year span,

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