Mac Jones, Tanner Mordecai share what they're learning from Brock Purdy

"49ers Talk" hosts Matt Maiocco and Jennifer Lee Chan debate if general manager John Lynch could make a big-name acquisition this offseason and discuss San Francisco’s defensive line and secondary depth. Jennifer then catches up with 49ers backup quarterbacks Mac Jones and Tanner Mordecai at George Kittle’s Tight End University to discuss the good vibes in the 49ers’ locker room during OTAs and minicamp, and what they have been learning from Brock Purdy.--(2:00) Could John Lynch pull off a big-name acquisition this offseason?(5:00) Breaking down the 49ers’ defensive line and secondary depth(10:00) Realistic expectations for 49ers' incoming rookie class(17:00) What Mac Jones and Tanner Mordecai are learning from Brock Purdy(20:00) Jones describes the good vibes in 49ers’ locker room during OTAs and minicamp(28:00) Mordecai discusses how Purdy prepares for game days and how it translates to the field

"49ers Talk" co-host Jennifer Lee Chan visits the fifth annual Tight End University (TEU) in Nashville, Tenn., an event hosted by San Francisco tight end George Kittle, Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce and NFL alum and FOX Sports analyst Greg Olsen. Jennifer and Matt Maiocco discuss the 49ers' tight position group and break down the numerous activities surrounding TEU. Jennifer then catches up with new 49ers tight end Luke Farrell, who is attending the event for the first time, and asks about how he has settled with his new teammates. Also, Kittle speaks with Jennifer about how the event has grown over the years and how excited he is for the upcoming season. Later, Matt and Jennifer address cornerback Deommodore Lenoir's arrest and release for obstruction of justice.--(1:00) Breaking down Tight End U as an evolving event(3:00) Kittle has put in work to grow TEU, help fellow tight ends(7:00) Farrell reflects on joining 49ers in offseason(8:00) Farrell excited to learn from Shanahan(14:00) Kittle discuss TEU, Brock Purdy getting paid(18:00) Addressing Lenoir's arrest in Los Angeles

Second-year 49ers wide receiver Ricky Pearsall sits down with NBC Sports Bay Area's Matt Maiocco to reflect on his tumultuous rookie season in the NFL, a season that saw him traumatically shot in an attempted robbery before he worked his way into San Francisco's offense with some explosive performances. Pearsall opens up with Matt about how that moment has changed his life and how thankful he is to still be playing today. Also, Matt and Jennifer discuss Pearsall's harrowing rookie season experience and what to expect from him in his sophomore season.--(1:00) Small break between offseason training program and training camp(6:00) How Pearsall’s measurables stack up as a WR1(9:00) The expectations for Pearsall have heightened this season(10:15) Exclusive Pearsall Interview(11:00) Pearsall didn't want the season to end based on strong performances to end campaign(15:00) (4:00) Pearsall’s relationship with Brock Purdy(19:00) Reflecting on the day he was shot(20:30) Is there a way to translate his recovery from the incident into making him a better football player?

On this episode of "49ers Talk," co-hosts Matt Maiocco and Jennifer Lee Chan review the the tumult surrounding the 49ers' 2024 offseason. Renewed and refreshed, San Francisco is poised to return in 2025 with a vengeance. Then, 49ers general manager/president of football operations John Lynch sits down with Matt to break down how San Francisco's offseason transformation can catapult the team from its recent substandard results.--(1:00) Reliving the tumult of 49ers' 2024 offseason(4:00) Why big question mark surrounds 49ers' draft class(6:00) Can the reliable veterans stay healthy?(16:00) How does CMC make everyone in his orbit better?(18:00) Lynch on state of the 49ers' union(23:00) Breaking down the defensive-line depth in 2025

On this episode of "49ers Talk," co-hosts Matt Maiocco and Jennifer Lee Chan report back from San Francisco's mandatory minicamp. The duo discusses injury updates on important players and how their recovery timelines will affect the 49ers' position groups. Also, Matt and Jennifer address the noticeable change in atmosphere around the organization after veteran offensive lineman Trent Williams described a team rejuvenated by rest and reflection.--(1:00) 49ers injury updates(13:00) What has been the offseason theme so far?(15:00) Trent Williams discusses 49ers' rejuvenated locker room(23:00) How has Robert Saleh put his stamp on the defense?(28:00) What question marks, players stand out entering break?

On this episode of "49ers Talk," co-hosts Matt Maiocco and Jennifer Lee Chan discuss their biggest takeaways from San Francisco's second week of its offseason program. Veteran defensive end Nick Bosa has embraced the role of mentor to the 49ers' young linemen, especially first-round draft pick Mykel Williams, who has looked every bit the part in practice. Also, Matt and Jennifer revisit backup quarterback Mac Jones' 2021 draft night and his journey to joining the 49ers, where he feels he can best develop.--(5:00) Bosa enjoying mentorship of young D-linemen, especially Williams(8:00) The 2025 NFL rookie class seems the least entitled – has NIL-era led to this "type" of draftee?(21:00) Mac Jones has unique connection to 49ers QB coach Mick Lombardi(22:00) Revisiting 49ers' 2021 NFL Draft interest in Jones at No. 3(26:00) Why Jones should be able to thrive with 49ers

NBC Sports football analyst Chris Simms joins "49ers Talk" host Matt Maiocco to break down San Francisco and quarterback Brock Purdy. Simms' annual QB countdown assesses the NFL's top signal-callers and where they stand in the position group. Simms details what goes into his evaluation of quarterbacks and the attributes Purdy possesses that traditional metrics might not track. Also, Jennifer Lee Chan joins Matt to analyze how the impending addition of edge rusher Bryce Huff from the Philadelphia Eagles might affect the newly retooled defensive line.--(2:00) 49ers make interesting trade with Eagles for DE Huff(10:00) 49ers trying to reestablish successful defensive identity(12:00) Will Saleh ask more from linebackers (especially Warner) in pass rush?(20:00) Why Simms likes 49ers' offseason transformation(30:00) Simms compares backup Mac Jones to former Shanahan QB Matt Schaub(33:00) What is Simms process in ranking NFL QBs?(39:00) Purdy top 6-7 NFL QB in intangibles that can’t be graded with metrics(43:00) Why Simms expects bounce-back 2025 season from Purdy

Fresh off of inking three franchise cornerstones the 49ers are riding a wave of momentum in Santa Clara during their first week of offseason activities. The positivity was noticeable and offered a stark contrast to last year's drama-filled offseason. NBC Sports Bay Area's Matt Maiocco and Jennifer Lee Chan discuss this discernible pivot from last season as well as other important storylines heading into the first week of 49ers OTA's.--(1:00) 49ers looking enthusiastic in OTA’s –  a stark contrast to last season’s vibes2:00) The 49ers have turned a page and these new big contracts have set the stage for a new chapter(5:00) Jennings looks like a No.1 WR, chemistry between him and Purdy very apparent(12:00) Brock Purdy’s worth from a national, local perspective(14:30) Ricky Pearsall injured again for second 49ers offseason program – misses rest of OTA’s and upcoming minicamp(21:00) The 49ers have given new special teams coordinator Brant Boyer the green light to make massive changes(23:00) Are the 49ers creating a whole new environment for kicker Jake Moody to succeed?

Matt Maiocco and Jennifer Lee Chan discuss news that star 49ers linebacker Fred Warner and San Francisco are very close to finalizing a multi-year contract extension, as sources told NBC Sports Bay Area. Also, Warner joins Jennifer for an exclusive interview at his annual youth football camp.--(1:00) Sources: Fred Warner finalizing 49ers contract extension(3:00) 49ers commit to drama-free offseason, unlike last year(6:00) What message latest 49ers contracts send team12:45) Fred Warner's exclusive interview with Jennifer Lee Chan(27:00) Veteran kicker Greg Joseph signing with 49ers to compete with Jake Moody(30:00) 49ers now have franchise pillars locked up for foreseeable future

Matt Maiocco and Jennifer Lee Chan discuss the news that Quarterback Brock Purdy and the San Francisco 49ers are finalizing a franchise-record five-year, $265 million contract extension.1:00 – Brock Purdy finalizing contract extension3:00 – Details of the contract 5:45 – Opportunities being the face of the 49ers brings Purdy off the field7:15 – Lots of positive news for the 49ers lately8:15 – York family selling a stake in the team10:00 – Speculation from around the league on contract details12:15 – Purdy and 49ers got the deal done with no rumors or drama