In 2024, the offensive line of the San Francisco 49ers performed a respectable job of defending Brock Purdy,
allowing the fewest rushes, hits, pressures, pressure percentage, and sacks—ranking 7th, 13th, and 5th, respectively.
San Francisco signed their right tackle to a contract extension in order to address the offensive line.
Colton McKivitz has a one-year, $7 million contract extension with San Francisco, which keeps him under contract
through the 2025 season, according to AMDG Sports.
In the fifth round of the 2020 NFL Draft, 153rd overall, McKivitz was selected by San Francisco. In 2020, McKivitz
made 14 appearances and made three starts. He received a 53.1 PFF Grade, one sack allotted, and no penalties.
McKivitz was cut by San Francisco in 2021, however was later signed back to their practice squad and was added to
the active roster on November 10th. With two sacks allowed, no penalties, and a 55.5 PFF grade, he started one
game.
On March 10, 2022, McKivitz agreed to a one-year contract worth $895,000. In 2022, McKivitz made 13
appearances, including one start. He got a 69.3 PFF Grade, no penalties, and no sacks allowed. He suffered a high
ankle injury that kept him out of four games.
On March 9, 2023, McKivitz agreed to a $4,610,000, two-year contract extension. In 2023, McKivitz began each and
every game. During the regular season, he had two penalties, nine sacks allowed, and a 65.1 PFF Grade. In the
postseason, he also registered a 63.1 PFF Grade, zero penalties, and zero sacks allowed.
