Puka Nacua concerns whether 49ers’ window remains open after Brock

The 49ers launched protective tackle Javon Hargrave and defensive end Leonard Floyd, saw cornerback Charvarius Ward and linebacker Dre Greenlaw leave in free firm and traded wide receiver Deebo Samuel. They have $80.9 million in dead cap, however their $33.5 million in cap space is the fifth-most in the NFL.They will

require a few of that room to sign quarterback Brock Purdy to a contract extension.Matt Maiocco of NBC Sports Bay Area stated on KNBR on Thursday that Purdy’s camp has a deal they aren’t”inclined to take at this moment. “Purdy is expected to get a deal worth more than $50 million annually, which would rank 11th in the NFL.49 ers owner Jed York just recently called Purdy a top-10 quarterback, and the group will need to pay Purdy like one.Rams pass receiver Puka Nacua said he thinks that will be an error, due to the fact that of the amount of cap space an agreement that big would eat up. Nacua made his comments Wednesday on Julian Edelman’s” Games with Names”podcast. “I do not believe so,”Nacua said about Purdy being worthy of a$50 million-plus agreement, through Joaquin Ruiz of NBC Sports Bay Location.”I believe [mid-$40 million] variety. I think so. “He appears like a smart guy. They have a possibility to still remain in their

window, and I think if he chooses [$ 50 million-plus], then the window closes. “Players normally do not talk about other players’ money, particularly players from other groups, even if Nacua’s point stands. The quarterback market is what it is, and Purdy has earned a top deal with a 23-13 regular-season record, a 4-2 postseason record, 9,518 passing lawns and 64 goals while playing for peanuts as Mr. Irrelevant. Purdy is 1-2 as a starter versus the Rams in his profession.