Brandon Aiyuk 'exasperating' Kyle Shanahan, 49ers with hold-in | Pro Football Talk | NFL on NBC

Mike Florio discusses the growing tensions between Brandon Aiyuk and the San Francisco 49ers and why the Pittsburgh Steelers' patience makes them the most likely trade partner. #NBCSports #ProFootballTalk #nfl

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Brandon Aiyuk 'exhasperating' Kyle Shanahan, 49ers with hold-in | Pro Football Talk | NFL on NBC

[ValidUser.]

Steelers are definitely offering aiyuk what he wants just not offering the niners what they want

[bigwaidave]

Nick Wright and Company are reporting that the Pittsburgh Steelers and the 49ers have agreed to a trade of Brandon Ayuk

[shanemccarthy]

That "report" was Mike Silver speculation. Nothing has changed.

[icnn]

Steelers don’t operate like that, you’re not getting what you want from them…TJ Watt was the exception. They find wide receivers in the 3rd round that become stars.

[SkunkLifeMedia]

Unless he has a no trade clause in his contract, who the fuck cares what he wants or where he wants to go....🤷🏿‍♂️

[DaChamps]

Pretty Rickey called it first, he’ll be a Steeler.

[jamesaaron]

The Niners expect their wr’s to always run hard, to block like madmen until the play is done, to be exactly where they’re supposed to be when they’re supposed to be there, and to catch anything that comes their way. So, yeah…why on earth would they want to keep Brandon Aiyuk around.

[rafsoverflow]

The 49ers do not need to trade Aiyuk anywhere. He's under contract. If the Steelers matched what Aiyuk wants now they need to match what the niners want. The 49ers are under no obligation to be fair, they need to be compensated accordingly for a valuable player. If the Steelers want him they need to pay for him. Otherwise don't trade him, let him hold out and not get paid at all this year, then franchise tag him.

[jonpageable]

Well the niners gave him the opportunity to go get paid elsewhere (patriots and browns) but he turned it down. So if the steelers don’t offer a satisfactory package the niners should make ba play on his 5th year option. Once the season starts there is no holding in

[Wrasseman]

What did Arthur smith do with all those weapons in Atlanta. Run block..

[woodrow]

Trade him to the Pats for a 3rd just to get him out & lets see his value next year as a free agent with 500-700 rec yards this season.

[MrAyntlerz]

i still think chicago should trade allen to sf for aiyuk and sign him. allen gets to go to a super bowl contener, sf fills the roster spot, and chicago has 3 wr's signed up for 3+ years. feels like a win for everyone.

[BearPapa]

Keep him force him to play . Kyles not mad he’s gonna play this out !

[imilreeves]

Lmao 49ers should have been won a Superbowl. They so damn stupid to put an all-star team together and can't pay everybody with inflation 😂

[Systm]

Shouldn't have let him hold "in". If you force him to hold out, he doesn't get paid and gets fined. There is no punishment for him.

[iamlegion]

Yeah I’ve been losing a lot of respect for BA & his girl after this drama they’ve been causing for all this. Loved watching bro play as hard as he did but damn, it’s hard to feel sympathy for someone acts like this over “well they only offered me 26mil a year I want 30mil” like damn dude

[richfarfugnuven]

Aiyuk doesn't have a no-trade clause. Trade him to the Patriots and tell him to enjoy his 2-15 season...

[henrywallacesghost]

I think the niners need to get rid of Brandon just add more certainty to their offense.

[brianwhite]

Just keep the bum til the end of the season

[DonRobinson-leqp]

As a Rams fan, I hope the 49ers sign him to a 10 year $300 million dollar deal to further watch the 49ers fall into salary cap hell