Brandon Aiyuk: 49ers ‘don’t want me back’

Brandon Aiyuk shed light on his undeniably faint agreement dealings with the San Francisco 49ers. The wide beneficiary posted a TikTok video on Monday of a FaceTime call he had with tenderfoot Washington Commandants quarterback Jayden Daniels.

In the video, Aiyuk tells Daniels, “They said they don’t need me back.” Daniels, Aiyuk’s colleague at Arizona State in 2019, answers, “That is all there is to it?” “No doubt about it,” Aiyuk said.

Aiyuk is set to make $14 million out of 2024 to finish his new kid on the block bargain. He is looking for a weighty expansion, supposedly for something like $30 million yearly. Justin Jefferson (Minnesota Vikings), A.J. Brown (Philadelphia Birds) and Amon-Ra St. Brown (Detroit Lions) have all acquired agreements this offseason worth $30 million or more each year. Various news sources announced recently that Aiyuk’s dealings with the 49ers were not advancing great.

As a feature of his holdout, Aiyuk didn’t partake during the 49ers’ offseason program and skirted the group’s obligatory minicamp. The last nonattendance could bring about a fine of more than $100,000. The 26-year-old is falling off a year in which he got 75 passes for a vocation high 1,342 yards and seven scores. In 62 NFL games (60 beginnings), he has 269 gatherings for 3,931 yards and 25 TDs.