Lynch not comfortable with Bosa 49ers contract situation

No news is not necessarily good news when it comes to the 49ers and Nick Bosa. On Thursday, one day before the club's final preseason game, general manager John Lynch appeared on KNBR's "Murph & Mac" show to discuss the latest regarding Bosa's impending mega-extension. "I don't like the situation," Lynch said. "Since our tenure here, we haven't had a holdout anywhere toward this magnitude. Not something I'm comfortable with. We are working really hard to try to change that. We are in good communication with his reps." The 49ers have inked hefty extensions for many of their star players including George Kittle, Fred Warner and Deebo Samuel, but they are faced with an even bigger challenge with Bosa. The fact that the pass rusher was recognized as 2023's Defensive Player of the Year likely weighs heavily on the negotiations. "He's a special player, he's going to get a special contract, I can tell you that," Lynch said. "We are getting closer and eager to bring this thing to a close, but I'll leave it at that. We've talked from the beginning, Nick, myself and his representatives about, 'Let's keep this thing in-house,' so we will continue to do that. Just know that we are working...