Keeping and signing free agents isn't going to be easy this offseason for the San Francisco 49ers. In fact, two of their key free agents already have one foot out the door according to a report from ESPN's Adam Schefter.

The San Francisco 49ers made headlines over the weekend by agreeing to trade wide receiver Deebo Samuel to the Washington Commanders. While the move results in a significant dead cap hit, it allows the team to move on from an expensive and seemingly declining player.

ESPN's Adam Schefter believes the San Francisco 49ers, due to their financial situation, are open to listening to trades on "just about anybody."

The Brock Purdy discourse is already exhausting for most, and free agency has yet to begin. The San Francisco 49ers don’t have to do anything. They hold all of the cards. Purdy is under contract for another year.

The San Francisco 49ers have reportedly made an opening offer to quarterback Brock Purdy in extension talks that is worth around $45 million per season, according to NFL reporter Jason La Canfora. Such a deal would tie Purdy for 12th in average annual value at the quarterback position with Patrick Mahomes and Kirk Cousins,

Adam Schefter joins Pat McAfee to explain what would happen if the 49ers and Brock Purdy can't reach a long-term deal.