Raise Hail Brandon Aiyuk Says Go Commanders Several Times In New Video Fans Says It S Just A Matter Of When

Several fans believe that Aiyuk, after being released by the 49ers, will ultimately land with the Commanders.

Netizens weighed in on the comment section, with one user saying, “He’s 100 percent a commander it’s just a matter of when”. “He pandering too hard to the commanders fans. This could cause some sort of trauma if he don’t make it on the team,” a user wrote, while another said, “If Aiyuk’s hype brings hail, I hope the Commanders brought umbrellas, because the rain’s about to be epic.”

Head coach Kyle Shanahan previously said that Aiyuk has taken his last snap as a 49er.

Back in May, Jayden Daniels was asked what he thought about the idea of his team making a go for Aiyuk. “I don’t know, I don’t have a sense on it,” Daniels said. “That is my brother and we have a personal relationship. His football future, that’s out of my control.”

Neither the Commanders nor the 49ers have made the first move yet.

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