GM - 49ers 'fully intend' for Brandon Aiyuk to remain with team - ESPN
The San Francisco 49ers fully expect wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk to remain with the team going forward, general manager John Lynch said Tuesday.
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The San Francisco 49ers fully expect wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk to remain with the team going forward, general manager John Lynch said Tuesday.
Emmanuel Acho, James Jones and Dave Helman react to the news of Brandon Aiyuk's trade request, then debate which party needs who more: the San Francisco 49ers or the WR himself.
SANTA CLARA, Calif. — As he awaits his long-coveted payday, San Francisco 49ers receiver Brandon Aiyuk has tried multiple methods to coax the team into getting a deal done this offseason. Throughout that time, Aiyuk declined to ask for a trade. Until Tuesday.
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SANTA CLARA, Calif. — After an offseason of contract negotiations that have yet to yield a lucrative extension, San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk has officially requested a trade, according to league sources.
Star wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk said he wants to stay with the San Francisco 49ers this season despite his contract stalemate with the team.
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