Colton McKivitz landed a three-year, $27M extension, signaling SF’s commitment to the offensive line. His pass-blocking grade was the best among SF's starters in Week 1, and the move helps SF avoid a corner-cutting approach at tackle while preserving flexibility around Williams and the run game.

McKivitz signed a three-year, $45M extension with $27M guaranteed, keeping him as SF’s right tackle through 2028. His rise from a fifth-round pick to a durable starter who hasn’t missed a start since 2023 is a cornerstone for Purdy’s protection and SF’s run game.

Colton McKivitz has emerged as a dependable right tackle for the 49ers, showcasing significant improvement during the offseason. His development is critical to the offensive line's stability and overall performance heading into the new season.

Colton McKivitz aims for a Pro Bowl season, having shown significant improvement and allowing only two sacks last year.

Colton McKivitz is in a precarious position with the 49ers, entering a contract year where his performance could determine his future. While he has been a serviceable right tackle, the team is actively exploring alternatives to solidify the position.