Drew Rosenhaus helps Brandon Aiyuk revive career; Myles Garrett is a closer; Will Sirianni survive bye week?
That's fine with Rosenhaus, who got Aiyuk to meet with the Niners at the team's business offices last week, a mini-summit that lasted maybe 75 minutes and was monitored by media both on the ground and via helicopter overflight.
Key points
- With Rosenhaus on his side, Aiyuk now seems likely to find his way onto a roster in the coming months after not playing an NFL game since October 2024 when he blew out multiple ligaments and the meniscus in his right knee.
- THE WEEK OF THE BACKUP QB IN THE NFL KICKS OFF AS SANDERS, MILTON, MINSHEW, LOCK, AND WENTZ START The Browns didn't give Garrett the luxury of those late-game leads for much of his time with that team.
- Drew Rosenhaus is on the verge of saving Brandon Aiyuk's NFL career.
But the idea there are questions about whether Sirianni will last the team's current bye week two seasons after winning it all boggles the mind.
Additional details
- But with Rosenhaus now on his side, Aiyuk found himself reinstated by the NFL on Monday after he reported for a physical, according to the league's transaction wire.
- Rosenhaus has represented the enigmatic wide receiver only a couple of weeks and already the prolific NFL agent has moved the stagnant relationship between the player and the San Francisco 49ers toward a solution no one thought likely a month ago.
- I’ve only continued to own it along the way." The same Philadelphia Eagles fan base who cheered Nick Sirianni in February of 2025 when he won the Super Bowl, booed him off the field on Sunday after a loss to the New York Giants.
- "I am that closer," Garrett said after he delivered three sacks and a forced fumble against the Washington Commanders.
- The Niners have reportedly wanted to get that money back or trade Aiyuk as a way of getting something for what so far has been practically nothing in the way of performance.
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