Brock Purdy just landed a massive contract extension with the San Francisco 49ers, and it's a deal that could have made NFL history if the team had agreed to pay Purdy his initial asking price.  Purdy and his agent (Kyle Strongin) opened negotiations with an asking price of $65 million per year,

Brock Purdy said in January he wanted his contract extension completed by the start of the offseason program. It wasn't. Purdy signed his five-year, $265 million deal a month into the workouts. He told 95.7 The Game he never considered not participating in the voluntary work in absence of an extension.

Remember last week, when it was first reported that the 49ers and quarterback Brock Purdy had agreed to a five-year, $265 million contract? On the heels of that news, there was a loud and angry chorus from near and far, all singing the same three-syllable word: