The 49ers must Make One Change to Adjust Their Offense

The 49ers’ current offensive strategy is centered on their running game. Their offensive line is therefore far more adept at run blocking than pass blocking.
Almost nothing about the 49ers’ offense has altered thus far this summer. All eleven starters and the majority of the backups are returning.

However, they will most likely offer Brandon Aiyuk a huge contract deal costing more than $25 million a season in a few months. Then, they’ll probably provide Brock Purdy a massive contract deal costing over $50 million a season the following year. If the 49ers truly dedicate themselves to developing their passing game, they will possess one of the most costly quarterback-wide-receiver combos in the NFL.

The 49ers’ current offensive strategy is centered on their running game. The 49ers emphasis the rushing assault, which is why their offensive line is so much stronger at run blocking than pass blocking. Accordingly, the 49ers lack the pass protection necessary to maximize the Purdy-Aiyuk connection.

And the reason for that is that the 49ers have the highest-paid wide receiver, running back, and fullback in the NFL. Kyle Juszczyk, Christian McCaffrey, and Deebo Samuel are the three players that the 49ers pay an average of over $45 million a season.

However, Purdy and Aiyuk are currently the most important offensive players, therefore it’s time for the 49ers to reallocate some of the cash from the backfield to positions like offensive line, tight end, or wide receiver that support the passing game. anything that isn’t a wide back, literally.

If the 49ers let Purdy and Aiyuk develop, they might be among the greatest pairings in the NFL for the next five years.