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It appears as if Brandon Aiyuk does want to play football again, which could put the 49ers in an interesting situation ahead of the NFL trade deadline.

Disgruntled wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk is reportedly preparing to hire new representation in an attempt to return to the NFL. According to Fox Sports insider Jordan Schultz, Aiyuk is taking steps toward an NFL comeback ahead of the November 10 trade deadline, though he still must officially file for league reinstatement.
Writer Peter Panacy suggests this development creates an ironic scenario where the San Francisco 49ers could potentially seek a trade before the deadline. Because San Francisco still holds Aiyuk's rights, Panacy argues the team could explore moving him, despite obstacles including his long absence from the field and contract complications.
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