Christian McCaffrey starts the offseason with "zero restrictions" following an injury-filled 2024 season for the San Francisco 49ers that limited him to just four games.

With his contract talks supposedly going in a “good direction,” Brock Purdy joined his 49ers teammates Tuesday for the start of the voluntary offseason program.

There is some uncertainty surrounding the San Francisco 49ers with Deebo Samuel no longer on the team, Brock Purdy's contract making headlines and George Kittle skipping the start of the voluntary offseason workout program, but they received some welcome news Tuesday.

Brock Purdy, who has been discussing a new deal with San Francisco, is in attendance Tuesday for the start of the team's voluntary offseason workout program, but tight end George Kittle, who is also seeking a new deal,

Per ESPN's Adam Schefter, star tight end George Kittle did not attend while he seeks a new contract. On the flip side, despite not having a long-term deal worked out yet, quarterback Brock Purdy did show up for Tuesday's program. Purdy's situation is interesting because of what his presence with the team could mean.

Yet several of those players ripe for extensions, including quarterback Brock Purdy and tight end George Kittle, had a question looming of whether or not they'd attending the club's voluntary workouts amid these ongoing negotiations.

Davante Adams signed with the Rams, but, according to the star wide receiver, the 49ers also had interest after his release from the Jets.

Davante Adams had a lot of suitors after the New York Jets released him this offseason. He ultimately chose the Los Angeles Rams after an "aggressive" pursuit and a two-year, $46 million contract to stay closer to his hometown of East Palo Alto,

The 49ers were unwilling to do that for Davante Adams (and seemingly many potential free acquisitions) this offseason and are now betting on their ability to make improvements through the draft and player development.