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It’s been more than two years since wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk last played an NFL game for the San Francisco 49ers. Since tearing his ACL against the Kansas City Chiefs during the 2024 season, a lot has changed. Aiyuk missed…

Brandon Aiyuk has submitted paperwork seeking reinstatement to the San Francisco 49ers after being sidelined since 2024. Despite the wide receiver's desire to return, Spotrac's Mike Ginnitti reports that releasing him would result in approximately $31.65 million in dead cap space over two seasons.
The potential dead cap impact consists of roughly $12.35 million in 2026 and $19.3 million in 2027 from previously paid bonuses. The 49ers would not owe Aiyuk additional cash after voiding $27 million last year, and a trade remains an alternative ahead of the deadline.
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