Brock Purdy isn't the only player on the 49ers who will get a new deal this offseason. Fred Warner could get a new deal as well even though he has two seasons remaining on his current contract. That's because it has no guaranteed money left.

Warner has now earned First Team All-Pro honors in three consecutive seasons, with his first such award coming in the 2020 campaign. For the second consecutive year, former Desert Hills High School product Penei Sewell was named a First Team All-Pro for his dominance on the Detroit Lions’ offensive line.

Fred Warner has earned one of the most prestigious NFL honors for the third consecutive year and fourth time overall. The linebacker was the only 49ers player selected to the Associated Press First-Team All-Pro squad. Tight end George Kittle and fullback Kyle Juszczyk earned second-team All-Pro selections.

“Not at all,” Warner said. “Brock Purdy, he’s the man. He will be the 49ers quarterback for a very, very, very long time with plenty of Super Bowl rings on his fingers. He’s about to be a very rich man soon, and I can’t wait to see it.”

The 2024 regular season is about to come to an end for the San Francisco 49ers. It is the end that most likely everyone on the team is looking forward to so the

Fred Warner, the heart of the San Francisco 49ers’ defense, left no doubt about where he stands on Brock Purdy’s future as the team’s quarterback. Appearing on ESPN’s Postseason NFL Countdown, Warner emphatically endorsed Purdy as the 49ers’ long-term solution under center,

The San Francisco 49ers fell significantly short of expectations in the 2024 season, but it's abundantly clear that, despite their struggles, there has been no loss of faith in quarterback Brock Purdy inside the organization.