49ers’ Brandon Aiyuk reportedly makes big decision in effort to return to NFL
At the moment, the San Francisco 49ers still hold the rights to Brandon Aiyuk, and the receiver who swore off any dealings with them in July took a reported step back toward football on Monday. The team he has to go through is having the best of the season at 6-1 and has given him […] The post 49ers’ Brandon Aiyuk reportedly makes big decision in effort to return to NFL appeared first on Gridiron…
The San Francisco 49ers remain the team holding the rights to wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk, who announced in July that he was severing ties with the franchise. The team, currently enjoying a 6-1 season, has shown no indication of hastening the process. NFL insider Jordan Schultz reported on X that Aiyuk has been in the process of securing new representatives, with the ultimate goal of returning to the NFL.
ESPN's Adam Schefter then confirmed that Aiyuk has hired Drew Rosenhaus, who stated he is "working on getting him back to work and playing again in the NFL." This action fulfills half of the requirements outlined by CBS Sports' Joel Corry in July, who argued that new representation was crucial for Aiyuk, with any agent advising him to apply for reinstatement and report to the 49ers.
Aiyuk formally ended his agreement with Ryan Williams of Athletes First in late June, leaving the path open for four months.
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