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Kyle Koster

The Brandon Aiyuk Coverage Is Really Something

49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk catches the ball over Lions cornerback Kindle Vildor in the third quarter of the NFC championship game at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, on Sunday, Jan. 28, 2024. | Junfu Han / USA TODAY NETWORK

Brandon Aiyuk became a member of the San Francisco 49ers organization when they drafted him 25th overall in 2020. He made an immediate impact in his rookie year and has progressed in each one of his four seasons, culminating in an NFC Championship game-changing catch and All-Pro honors in 2023. His skill manages to stand out on an extremely stacked Niners offense and, like every other professional player, he's interested in maximizing his earning potential on that production. And it's looking like that will come some place outside of the Bay Area as several teams have entered what has become a deep pool of trade rumors. Aiyuk, as of press time, remains a member of the San Francisco 49ers.

When resolution comes on this situation it will put a capstone on a week of breathless coverage of behind-the-scenes maneuvering. Respected NFL insiders will be vindicated and lesser-known X personalities will be embarrassed. Or perhaps the other way around. Who knows?

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