SF Standard's David Lombardi joins Willard and Dibs to discuss Brock Purdy's recent contract extension.

If Brock Purdy wasn't the answer for the San Francisco 49ers at quarterback, who would've been the option? Willard and Dibs discuss

Mark Willard and Dan Dibley open up the show by talking about Brock Purdy's contract specifics and how he might be the most interesting man in the NFL because of all the debate surrounding him

In Hour 1 of Willard and Dibs, Willard finally gets to react to Brock Purdy's 265 million dollar extension to be the franchise qb going forward for the San Francisco 49ers. Dibs and Willard both call it a "no brainer". They know what the market holds and signing Brock to over 50+ million per year is what had to happen.

In Hour 2 of Willard and Dibs, the guys dive more into Purdy's contract and what it means for the Niners as a whole looking forward. Does this add more drama for Kyle Shanahan & John Lynch? If you weren't willing to pay Purdy 50 million, would it mean you just didn't want Purdy as you quarterback?

In Hour 3 of Willard and Dibs, Mark & Dan talk about if there's an added pressure to Brock Purdy now that he's officially their franchise qb after signing a 5 year extension. Plus, Willard gets into some sound from Denver Nuggets forward, Aaron Gordon, who suffered a hamstring injury (similar to Steph Currys) and decided to play game 7 of the NBA semifinals in a loss to OKC. Should the NBA consider spacing out playoff games to give guys less of a chance of getting injured?

In the final hour of Willard and Dibs, they circle back to Brock Purdy and how despite critics, Brock Purdy has outplayed most of the quarterbacks in the NFL getting paid top dollar. Plus, unlike last offseason, it seemed like Purdy didn't allow his ego to get in the way of contract negotiations. Also, the guys end off on the Warriors and what's next for Golden State after losing in the second round of the Western Conference Semifinals.

In Hour 1 of Willard and Dibs, Willard finally gets to react to Brock Purdy's 265 million dollar extension to be the franchise qb going forward for the San Francisco 49ers. Dibs and Willard both call it a "no brainer". They know what the market holds and signing Brock to over 50+ million per year is what had to happen.

In Hour 2 of Willard and Dibs, the guys dive more into Purdy's contract and what it means for the Niners as a whole looking forward. Does this add more drama for Kyle Shanahan & John Lynch? If you weren't willing to pay Purdy 50 million, would it mean you just didn't want Purdy as you quarterback?

In Hour 3 of Willard and Dibs, Mark & Dan talk about if there's an added pressure to Brock Purdy now that he's officially their franchise qb after signing a 5 year extension. Plus, Willard gets into some sound from Denver Nuggets forward, Aaron Gordon, who suffered a hamstring injury (similar to Steph Currys) and decided to play game 7 of the NBA semifinals in a loss to OKC. Should the NBA consider spacing out playoff games to give guys less of a chance of getting injured?

In the final hour of Willard and Dibs, they circle back to Brock Purdy and how despite critics, Brock Purdy has outplayed most of the quarterbacks in the NFL getting paid top dollar. Plus, unlike last offseason, it seemed like Purdy didn't allow his ego to get in the way of contract negotiations. Also, the guys end off on the Warriors and what's next for Golden State after losing in the second round of the Western Conference Semifinals.

In today's Crossover, Steiny, Evan (filling in for Guru) along with Willard and Dibs they get right into Brock Purdy's extension and if it was the right move to make for the Niners. Plus, some BREAKING NEWS comes through that another Forty-Niner signs an extension! All-Pro Linebacker, Fred Warner signs a 3 year, 63 million dollar deal, making him the highest paid linebacker in the NFL.