News about Brandon Aiyuk

Does the NFL have its next Travis Kelce? According to retired quarterback Robert Griffin III, the answer is yes in San Francisco 49ers first-round draft choice Ricky Pearsall. Pearsall was selected No 31 overall by the 49ers in a shocking move, as San Francisco already has a loaded wide-receiving corps with Deebo Samuel and Brandon Aiyuk. Yet, taking the risk on the former Florida wide receiver, who was not as highly rated on most experts draft lists, was not a leap at all per Griffin. 

Ayuk, 25, recorded 75 catches for a career-high 1,3232 yards with seven touchdowns in 16 games (all starts) to help propel the 49ers to a Super Bowl appearance last season. He has 269 receptions for 3,931 yards and 25 touchdowns in 62 career games (60 starts) since being selected by San Francisco as a first-round pick in the 2020 NFL Draft. At the time, the Niners acquired the pick from the Minnesota Vikings in a trade.

Brandon Aiyuk has apparently ramped up his efforts to get his desired payday from the 49ers, with the wide receiver unfollowing the team on social media. Aiyuk, who led the team with a career-best 1,342 receiving yards last season, is seeking a long-term contract from San Francisco as he enters the fifth-year option of his rookie contract. And that stand-off was escalated this week as he unfollowed the 49ers' official Instagram account, as NFL Network's Clayton Holloway spotted.

Brandon Aiyuk of the San Francisco 49ers is embroiled in labor talks with his current team, and he wants to get what he believes he owes. Aiyuk is in his last year of his rookie deal, and he is expected to earn $14.124 million this year. In head coach Kyle Shanahan's offense, the wide receiver has been a reliable weapon and wants to feel the consequences of it in his wallet.

One raging fan of one of the San Francisco 49ers' last-gasp loss at the Super Bowl was too much to bear for one raging fan on Sunday night. The sight of the Kansas City Chiefs bringing their hopes crashing down ignited a furious reaction from a fan watching at home. With his team just three seconds away from ending their 29-year wait for a Super Bowl. The ardent 49ers fan leaps up out of his seat straight after Mecole Hardman Jnr's game-winning touchdown for the Chiefs and also throws a bottle of Jack Daniels through his TV, much to the dismay of his peers in the room.

Brandon Aiyuk of the San Francisco 49ers has talked to me about the tolls of being an NFL wife or girlfriend during the offseason, particularly when dealing with their partner's backlash after losing the Super Bowl. At Super Bowl LVIII on Sunday, the 49ers, who had been the favorites, lost in overtime after the Kansas City Chiefs scored a winning touchdown in the dying seconds of overtime. Rochelle Searight, a football fan who has been following the wide receiver since college, has stated that players' rage over the loss could be transferred to their partners. As the offseason rolls around, Searight, who has a son with Aiyuk, also stated that NFL WAGs are "put to work."

After losing in Super Bowl to the Kansas City Chiefs, San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk has reportedly walked out of Levi's Stadium. On Sunday, the 49ers fell short of winning their first Super Bowl in nearly 30 years, with the Chiefs snatching a dramatic 25-22 win in the final three seconds of overtime. San Francisco now faces a major challenge in the 2024 season after such traumatic fall at the last hurdle.

Following the 49ers' victory over the Lions, several users have referred to the 49ers WAGS as'mid' or 'basic,' perhaps due to a lack of surgical support.' However, Searight has now had enough of the misogyny to warrant a trip to TikTok to summon the haters. On TikTok, she said, 'I just have to say that I think y'all brains are a little messed up.' "I'm talking to the people who are so casual about NFL players dating'regular women,'" because nothing about us is real, I'll tell you that right now. None of you have met us in person, but there isn't much about us on a regular basis.'

PETER CARLINE IN SANTA CLARA: Kyle Shanahan's ardent quest for his first Super Bowl victory brought another unexpected twist. He could barely believe it. A little magic from Brock Purdy, some luck from a ladybug, and some San Francisco comebacks. Shanahan and the 49ers swayed into the big dance for the second time in five seasons after dispensing with the tragic, luckless Detroit Lions. Shanahan has used seven quarterbacks during his tenure, with a 62-32 record over the span, as well as the playoffs. Josh Johnson, a fourth-stringer, threw 13 passes before succumbing to injuries. With the Ravens safely caged in Baltimore for another year, Lamar Jackson was every inch the MVP as the Niners had a traumatic Christmas Day - a familiar, scary foe is waiting. In Las Vegas, a serial winner with their feet already under the table.

MAX WINTERS AT LEVI'S STADIUM: On Sunday night, the San Francisco 49ers went wild in their locker room as they commemorated their victory in the NFC Championship and reaching the Super Bowl. At a euphoric Levi's Stadium, the 49ers staged one of the best post-season comebacks in NFL history by overturning a 24-7 deficit at halftime to defeat the Detroit Lions 31-34. Christian McCaffrey added two touchdowns and Brandon Aiyuk received one of his own just moments after the wide receiver completed a spectacular catch that turned the game upside down.

In the NFC Championship, the San Francisco 49ers defeated the Detroit Lions 34-31, putting in a major 17-point comeback in the second half. San Francisco is now scheduled for another match against the Kansas City Chiefs on the sport's biggest stage in two weeks. After Detroit put together a superb first half show, the 49ers went into halftime trailing 24-7.

At LEVI'S STADIUM, MAX WINTERS: Taylor Swift is out of place. Mr. m. : Mr. g. After a spectacular comeback by the San Francisco 49ers that saw them defeat the Detroit Lions, Irrelevant and his own band of superstars are going to the Super Bowl. Christian McCaffrey, Deebo Samuel, Brandon Aiyuk, George Kittle, and Nick Bosa all participated in the third quarter, but it was a pair of Brock Purdy passes within minutes of each other that changed the course of the game. Yes, the 49ers got another big scare from Dan Campbell's staff this week, but the champions were still snatching victory from the jaws of defeat. Kyle Shanahan's crew was absolutely lifeless for two and a half quarters on both directions of the ball. Levi's Stadium's atmosphere was stumbling. Purdy condemned his demons from the night he was sidelined in Philadelphia 12 months ago when an elbow injury sidelined him to help the team resurrect their fortunes and win the NFC Championship.

The Green Bay Packers do things differently. The Packers have been a publicly owned, non-profit corporation since 1923, and Lambeau Field has been open 363 days per year as the only NFL team without an owner. Earl 'Curly' Lambeau, who co-founded the franchise on August 11, 1919, was named after the 81,411 seater stadium. The Packers joined the NFL two years later and are the third oldest squad behind only the Chicago Cardinals (now of Arizona) and the Decatur Staleys (now the Chicago Bears). The Packers were named in Green Bay, Wisconsin, because Lambeau worked for the Indian Packing Company, the team's original sponsors.

Footage of ecstatic 49ers players has surfaced online at the exact moment they were confirmed as the No. 1s. After Philadelphia's shocking loss on Sunday, the NFC has a 1 seed. The likes of Brandon Aiyuk and George Kittle ran down the tunnel to watch a screen nearby just seconds after San Francisco's 27-10 victory over the Washington Commanders at FedEx Field. It was a game from Lincoln Financial Field, where the Eagles surrendered a 21-6 lead against the 4-12 Cardinals to lose in humiliating fashion.

Prior to kickoff on Monday Night Football, a mass brawl broke out between the Dallas Cowboys and the Los Angeles Chargers. As they prepare to face each team at SoFi Stadium on Monday, players from both teams gathered outside the sidelines. As tempers erupted ahead of the match, players were yelling and attacking each other, with some players yeling and shoving each other and even a few punches apparently thrown, staff members and officials were compelled to act.

The game between the San Francisco 49ers and the Cleveland Browns got tense before it began on Sunday. The Browns were the obvious underdogs going into Week 6's matchup, but they made it clear they weren't going down without a fight when a mass brawl kicked off on the sidelines before the game. As players from both teams were heading toward the sidelines about 40 minutes before the game, the brawl broke out. Brandon Aiyuk of the Browns appeared to be yelling the Browns players at midfield and bumped into Browns wide receiver Elijah Moore when the incident occurred.

I'm not sure about [Philly's] defense completely.' They talk about how they are a good defense. I'm not sure,' Aiyuk said, adding that he'would take everything I own and bet it on the Chiefs to win. The 2020 first-round pick isn't the only one to be 100% sure of his bet. On February 12, the Chiefs and his Rapper Drake spent a grand of over one million dollars on the Chiefs to go all the way.

Brock Purdy's arrival as quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers was initially seen as a surprise. Now that the last pick in this year's draft has maintained this level of play for three straight starts, it's becoming expected. Purdy got off to a winning start with two touchdown passes in a 37-20 win over Washington on Saturday, leading the 49ers to their eighth straight victory.

The NFL's Week 7 slate may be lacking, but it is certainly not worth disregarding completely. The Bills (5-1), the Vikings (5-1), defending-championship (3-3), and Eagles (6-0) are among the team's on a bye, so the whole affair is clearly uphill battle with viewers. In fact, there is just one match between winning teams this week, and that will be between the Colts and Titans — both of whom are ranked in the lower half of the NFL in points scored. Meanwhile, the middling injuries-plagued Steelers (2-4) and Dolphins (3-3), while the Saints and Cardinals are battling 2-4 teams on Thursday Night Football.