Even if the 49ers are correct and Brandon Aiyuk is nothing more than a "mere" high-level no. 2, those players get paid more than $26 million per season. And that's why I fully expect the 49ers to up their offer to Aiyuk in the next few weeks.
Why the 49ers Most Likely Will Up Their Offer to Brandon Aiyuk Soon
Jul 18, 2024 at 10:40 AM
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