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Kurtenbach: The 49ers will have to pay with Brandon Aiyuk, one way or another
Call it buyer’s remorse. The 49ers’ front office wasn’t unified in its decision to give Aiyuk the $120 million contract he signed late last August. With his catastrophic knee injury (which could keep him out for more than half the 2025 season, conservatively), San Francisco has little reason to let the bulk of that contract hit the team’s books.
Brandon Aiyuk’s future with the 49ers again is twisting in the wind before an April 1 trigger for expensive option bonuses.
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Former 49ers breakout RB agrees to sign with Kansas CityAfter reportedly signing Jaylon Moore at the start of free agency, the Kansas City Chiefs have landed another former member of the San Francisco 49ers. According to Jordan Schultz of Bleacher Report, ...
The 49ers are signing Neal to a two-year contract ... contests in his first two years due to a knee sprain and a knee injury that required surgery. Brown recorded 26 tackles (21 solo) and a ...
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49ers trade pitch moves All-Pro to in-state rivalIf the 49ers want to move on from the former star, it could require them to make a trade with a desperate team looking for a wide receiver. He likely won't have the same value he did a year ago, but ...
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Floyd did a decent job for the 49ers in 2024, especially when Nick Bosa was out with an injury. However, he was only good for three-to-four impactful snaps a game. At that price, it isn't worth it ...
Former San Francisco 49ers running back Elijah Mitchell is headed to Kansas City as the Chiefs make their first free agency signing of the 2025 season. This cap ...
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