Aiyuk cleared by doctors, still not at practice
Aug 28, 2024 at 5:20 PM
Despite being cleared by team medical staff, Brandon Aiyuk was not seen at practice Wednesday, as coach Kyle Shanahan and GM John Lynch had hoped, and the receiver is now subject to fines of up to $45,769 a day.
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