49ers QB Brock Purdy makes bold statement about his offensive weapons ahead of the 2025 NFL season

It won’t be just another season for Brock Purdy and his San Francisco 49ers. It will be the chance for this historic franchise to redeem itself after what happened last year, where neither the results nor the level of play met expectations. With several changes to the roster, many in the Bay Area are dreaming of making a big splash in the upcoming NFL season.

The talented quarterback, who just recently signed a lucrative contract extension, will carry the difficult task of leading an offense that, between injuries and underperformance, fell short of standards last season.

During a recent conversation with the media, Purdy acknowledged the new faces who will join him as potential weapons, expressing hope that one of the brightest names among them, Brandon Aiyuk, will be part of the mix.

“Having Ricky Pearsall, J.J. (Jauan Jennings) as our guys to start off the season, obviously we’re hoping to get B.A. (Brandon Aiyuk) as soon as possible and Demarcus Robinson as well,” Purdy told Bay Area radio station 95.7 The Game. “But those young guys too, man, I’m really excited about.

Brock Purdy #13 of the San Francisco 49ers celebrates a touchdown with Brandon Aiyuk #11 of the San Francisco 49ers during the first quarter at EverBank Stadium on November 12, 2023 in Jacksonville, Florida.

“They’ve come in with the right mindset to get better, and they’re moving. We’ve got guys that can move, which is awesome to see, good hands, they’re learning fast, and so, for me, I’m excited when we go 11-on-11 in camp and get a feel for who’s who and what they can do. Jacob Cowing, his speed, his maturity, he’s had a big offseason too.”

New era brewing in the Bay area

Brock Purdy, who in recent times has built a strong relationship with Kyle Shanahan, will once again be tasked—alongside his head coach—with positioning the Bay Area team among the top title contenders in the NFL. It’s not just about on-field performance; good vibes and harmony within the locker room will also be essential.

“Having the guys done and being able to get back to work and be around the guys in the locker room and just build our culture and standard really from the ground up with all the new guys that we have, it’s been pretty cool,” the QB told the press. “And everybody’s bought in right now and we’re excited, obviously, to do more team activities and stuff as we move along the offseason.

“It’s hard to explain, but the young guys, the older guys, everybody is bringing it right now and I think it’s just so important that we’re just around each other a lot doing little different activities and continuing to build chemistry. Like, that’s the kind of stuff that matters when you get late in the season and things get tough and you go through some tough things as a team, you want to be able to know the guy next to you and what he’s about and that he’s going to have your back and everything like that.”

Purdy set to be a 49er for years to come

Undoubtedly, one of the biggest recent events in San Francisco was Brock Purdy’s contract extension, which will keep him in the Bay Area for many more years. The QB himself expressed the peace of mind that came with settling this matter ahead of the new season.

“Having the contract stuff done, it’s been a huge blessing for the whole team and organization,” he firmly stated.