Brandon Aiyuk Will Try to Settle $13 Million Dispute With 49ers, Agent Says
His playing status remains a separate issue.
Brandon Aiyuk, the 49ers wide receiver, is set to attempt to resolve a $13 million bonus forfeiture dispute with his former team, according to his agent Drew Rosenhaus. Aiyuk has not yet paid any of the amount, which Rosenhaus stated he would handle separately from the issue of Aiyuk's playing status. The dispute arises as Aiyuk was reinstated from the reserve/left squad list and the NFL granted the 49ers a two-game roster exemption for him that expires on November 23.
Rosenhaus believes Aiyuk will either play for the 49ers or be released, in which case he would become a free agent with potential interest from other teams. Aiyuk, who passed his physical with the 49ers, has previously advocated for a move to the Commanders and a reunion with former college teammate and quarterback Jayden Daniels.
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