Tyreek Hill’s agent Drew Rosenhaus makes big move to rescue Brandon Aiyuk’s NFL career
Drew Rosenhaus prepares to find Brandon Aiyuk a new NFL team
After taking over Aiyuk’s representation, he arranged a meeting between the receiver and the 49ers on November 6. The 49ers are seeking approximately $13 million in bonus money that the receiver allegedly owes the franchise. San Francisco also voided $27 million in guaranteed money for 2026 after he missed required meetings and team activities during his rehabilitation.
He was in a dilemma, no man’s land,” the agent said. Speaking to reporters after the NFL’s decision, the 49ers coach said, “It means absolutely nothing to our team. So when the two weeks is over, it’s my job to potentially find a new team for him,” he said on The Pat McAfee Show.
Brandon Aiyuk has a way back into the NFL, but it may not come with the San Francisco 49ers. His new agent, Drew Rosenhaus, expects the wide receiver to play this season and is already preparing for the possibility of finding him on another team. Rosenhaus has already made one important move. The meeting took place at the team’s business offices in Santa Clara, where Aiyuk completed a physical and showed that he was ready to resume his career. “I’m in the business of helping players and I felt like this was a player that could use my help. However, Shanahan’s reaction to Aiyuk’s reinstatement offered little hope of a reunion. He also described the exemption as an administrative matter. “Judging the comments from Coach Shanahan, it doesn’t sound like they plan on bringing Brandon back. There is also a financial issue that could complicate Aiyuk’s departure.