Brandon Aiyuk is a Quitter! Pick #25, 2020 NFL Draft

They're expected to release him by what sources? Oh that's right by people who are desperate for clickbait and have absolutely nothing to write about. 49ers brass don't have to do Jacks**t with BA now or even in the near future.

People keep ignoring what the front office did to Aiyuk.... if you totally ignore that, then yes I can understand the viewpoint being so appalled by his actions.

But he is human....he has pride....he goes about things a different way...and he REALLY believes in his abilities.

And he wants off this team to prove that... and it's gonna all work out for him that he's getting his release. It will be all on him after that...

Originally posted by Afrikan:
People keep ignoring what the front office did to Aiyuk.... if you totally ignore that, then yes I can understand the viewpoint being so appalled by his actions.

But he is human....he has pride....he goes about things a different way...and he REALLY believes in his abilities.

And he wants off this team to prove that... and it's gonna all work out for him that he's getting his release. It will be all on him after that...

Everyone else's fault but his, of course.

Originally posted by Grande:

Originally posted by Afrikan:
People keep ignoring what the front office did to Aiyuk.... if you totally ignore that, then yes I can understand the viewpoint being so appalled by his actions.

But he is human....he has pride....he goes about things a different way...and he REALLY believes in his abilities.

And he wants off this team to prove that... and it's gonna all work out for him that he's getting his release. It will be all on him after that...

Everyone else's fault but his, of course.

Afrikan is not saying that...

Originally posted by Grande:

Originally posted by Afrikan:
People keep ignoring what the front office did to Aiyuk.... if you totally ignore that, then yes I can understand the viewpoint being so appalled by his actions.

But he is human....he has pride....he goes about things a different way...and he REALLY believes in his abilities.

And he wants off this team to prove that... and it's gonna all work out for him that he's getting his release. It will be all on him after that...

Everyone else's fault but his, of course.

What do you want. Accountability? That's not something we do in today's day and age. BAs poor wittle feelings should be considered when he violates his contract with not rehabbing correctly. But the Shtupid 49ers payed him and invested in him for their future. Cause real intelligence is letting a team void a massive contract cause you want to play with your bestie.

Originally posted by Typecast:

Originally posted by Grande:

Originally posted by Afrikan:
People keep ignoring what the front office did to Aiyuk.... if you totally ignore that, then yes I can understand the viewpoint being so appalled by his actions.

But he is human....he has pride....he goes about things a different way...and he REALLY believes in his abilities.

And he wants off this team to prove that... and it's gonna all work out for him that he's getting his release. It will be all on him after that...

Everyone else's fault but his, of course.

Afrikan is not saying that...

Nope, he did and does. He always takes the side that's in the wrong and tries to turn it around lol

Originally posted by Hysterikal:

Originally posted by Grande:

Originally posted by Afrikan:
People keep ignoring what the front office did to Aiyuk.... if you totally ignore that, then yes I can understand the viewpoint being so appalled by his actions.

But he is human....he has pride....he goes about things a different way...and he REALLY believes in his abilities.

And he wants off this team to prove that... and it's gonna all work out for him that he's getting his release. It will be all on him after that...

Everyone else's fault but his, of course.

What do you want. Accountability? That's not something we do in today's day and age. BAs poor wittle feelings should be considered when he violates his contract with not rehabbing correctly. But the Shtupid 49ers payed him and invested in him for their future. Cause real intelligence is letting a team void a massive contract cause you want to play with your bestie.

Only two guys here complaining that it's the FOs fault

the FO has saved us from from being in cap hell

with the amount of HOF players we have on the roster, we still lead the league in cap space lol

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Typecast:

Originally posted by Grande:

Originally posted by Afrikan:
People keep ignoring what the front office did to Aiyuk.... if you totally ignore that, then yes I can understand the viewpoint being so appalled by his actions.

But he is human....he has pride....he goes about things a different way...and he REALLY believes in his abilities.

And he wants off this team to prove that... and it's gonna all work out for him that he's getting his release. It will be all on him after that...

Everyone else's fault but his, of course.

Afrikan is not saying that...

Nope, he did and does. He always takes the side that's in the wrong and tries to turn it around lol

lol... what "side" am I taking? Why does there have to be a side? If anything, I'm on the side of facts and truth.

How that relates to my team? Well I just hope they learn from this experience... but learning from mistakes seems to be an issue with this FO (Paraag) and unfortunately Kyle.

Edit- when I say FO, I mean the unnecessary leaks...unnecessary games they play using the media.

As far as Kyle, well he knows what he wants from this offense. He also knew what Aiyuk wanted. It was not gonna match, and he knew Aiyuk's personality. Kyle should have been happy to get Aiyuk's production on that rookie contract for those years and let him get traded.

I feel like this is more about something else than BA now.

Originally posted by Afrikan:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Typecast:

Originally posted by Grande:

Originally posted by Afrikan:
People keep ignoring what the front office did to Aiyuk.... if you totally ignore that, then yes I can understand the viewpoint being so appalled by his actions.

But he is human....he has pride....he goes about things a different way...and he REALLY believes in his abilities.

And he wants off this team to prove that... and it's gonna all work out for him that he's getting his release. It will be all on him after that...

Everyone else's fault but his, of course.

Afrikan is not saying that...

Nope, he did and does. He always takes the side that's in the wrong and tries to turn it around lol

lol... what "side" am I taking? Why does there have to be a side? If anything, I'm on the side of facts and truth.

How that relates to my team? Well I just hope they learn from this experience... but learning from mistakes seems to be an issue with this FO (Paraag) and unfortunately Kyle.

Edit- when I say FO, I mean the unnecessary leaks...unnecessary games they play using the media.

As far as Kyle, well he knows what he wants from this offense. He also knew what Aiyuk wanted. It was not gonna match, and he knew Aiyuk's personality. Kyle should have been happy to get Aiyuk's production on that rookie contract for those years and let him get traded.

Like I said, the side you're on isn't the side to defend.

leading the league in cap space at this far into the offseason isn't a failure

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Afrikan:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Typecast:

Originally posted by Grande:

Originally posted by Afrikan:
People keep ignoring what the front office did to Aiyuk.... if you totally ignore that, then yes I can understand the viewpoint being so appalled by his actions.

But he is human....he has pride....he goes about things a different way...and he REALLY believes in his abilities.

And he wants off this team to prove that... and it's gonna all work out for him that he's getting his release. It will be all on him after that...

Everyone else's fault but his, of course.

Afrikan is not saying that...

Nope, he did and does. He always takes the side that's in the wrong and tries to turn it around lol

lol... what "side" am I taking? Why does there have to be a side? If anything, I'm on the side of facts and truth.

How that relates to my team? Well I just hope they learn from this experience... but learning from mistakes seems to be an issue with this FO (Paraag) and unfortunately Kyle.

Edit- when I say FO, I mean the unnecessary leaks...unnecessary games they play using the media.

As far as Kyle, well he knows what he wants from this offense. He also knew what Aiyuk wanted. It was not gonna match, and he knew Aiyuk's personality. Kyle should have been happy to get Aiyuk's production on that rookie contract for those years and let him get traded.

Like I said, the side you're on isn't the side to defend.

leading the league in cap space at this far into the offseason isn't a failure

I didn't say anything about cap space.... we (Paraag) worked a lot of magic to keep this team stacked for many years. Again, I mentioned what my issue was/is.

Originally posted by Afrikan:
People keep ignoring what the front office did to Aiyuk.... if you totally ignore that, then yes I can understand the viewpoint being so appalled by his actions.

But he is human....he has pride....he goes about things a different way...and he REALLY believes in his abilities.

And he wants off this team to prove that... and it's gonna all work out for him that he's getting his release. It will be all on him after that...

Originally posted by Afrikan:
People keep ignoring what the front office did to Aiyuk.... if you totally ignore that, then yes I can understand the viewpoint being so appalled by his actions.

But he is human....he has pride....he goes about things a different way...and he REALLY believes in his abilities.

And he wants off this team to prove that... and it's gonna all work out for him that he's getting his release. It will be all on him after that...

Give it a rest man
.

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Hysterikal:

Originally posted by Grande:

Originally posted by Afrikan:
People keep ignoring what the front office did to Aiyuk.... if you totally ignore that, then yes I can understand the viewpoint being so appalled by his actions.

But he is human....he has pride....he goes about things a different way...and he REALLY believes in his abilities.

And he wants off this team to prove that... and it's gonna all work out for him that he's getting his release. It will be all on him after that...

Everyone else's fault but his, of course.

What do you want. Accountability? That's not something we do in today's day and age. BAs poor wittle feelings should be considered when he violates his contract with not rehabbing correctly. But the Shtupid 49ers payed him and invested in him for their future. Cause real intelligence is letting a team void a massive contract cause you want to play with your bestie.

Only two guys here complaining that it's the FOs fault

the FO has saved us from from being in cap hell

with the amount of HOF players we have on the roster, we still lead the league in cap space lol

With no Lombardi trophy to show for it.

I would much rather be in cap hell with a recent Lombardi or two in the trophy case.

Originally posted by Afrikan:
People keep ignoring what the front office did to Aiyuk.... if you totally ignore that, then yes I can understand the viewpoint being so appalled by his actions.

But he is human....he has pride....he goes about things a different way...and he REALLY believes in his abilities.

And he wants off this team to prove that... and it's gonna all work out for him that he's getting his release. It will be all on him after that...

What exactly did the front office do to Aiyuk? Aside from paying him at a higher rate than his production dictated? They didn't cause his injury, they didn't make him violate his contract. He is the one who chose how this all went. All the iguy had to do was show up and honor that agreement he signed.