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Originally posted by NYniner85:
Typically the leaders start off individual drills.
— Brad (@Graham_SFN) September 15, 2021
Brandon Aiyuk is in the way back. https://t.co/H5XMMIRg5z
Originally posted by mayo49:
Good it sounds like it's more him nursing an injury, then him being a diva or something.
Originally posted by niners94:
Originally posted by 49ersRing:
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Typically the leaders start off individual drills.
— Brad (@Graham_SFN) September 15, 2021
Brandon Aiyuk is in the way back. https://t.co/H5XMMIRg5z
Not looking good.
It's hurting us, not Aiyuk. They trade him and he'll breakout.
Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
Originally posted by mayo49:
Good it sounds like it's more him nursing an injury, then him being a diva or something.
No it doesn't. Some people have that opinion, but the logic behind that opinion makes little sense.
Originally posted by pdc20:
Sometimes old school coachs have a boner for hard workers type of guys. It´s crystal clear that Aiyuk is the best WR in this team but well maybe he´s injured, maybe he doesn´t work his ass of, maybe the guy from the Cards is actually better than him (sic). All I know is that Shanahan should have every reasons to use Aiyuk specially because he ´s the one that drafted him in the first round in the first place.
Originally posted by JoseCortez:
What a disaster.
Originally posted by jonnydel:
Here's the full transcript of the exchange. It's being overblown:
WR Brandon Aiyuk is obviously extremely attentive and very strong rookie season? Is there any sense of an exhale there, like he took his foot off the gas pedal a little bit?
"Not totally. Anytime you do have a setback with a hamstring and you have a guy behind you playing as well as [WR] Trent's [Sherfield] played, I know Trent wasn't a first-round draft pick, so that might not be as obvious with the talent level, but he's been a hell of a football player since he's been here. Aiyuk's been a little inconsistent because he's been in and out with his injury. And that's what we felt was the best chance for us last week. Aiyuk's still got a chance to get that spot up and not rotate as much, Trent just doesn't make that very easy. So, these three days are important in practice, how we balance out our game plan, how we balance out our routes. And I'm happy with Aiyuk. It's nothing against Aiyuk. I'm just also happy with Trent too. And I think both of them can continue to get better."
Where does he, he just started his second season, Aiyuk, where does he still need to grow?
"I'm not trying to single out any specifics, because it's like every player you've got to grow in every single area. So, I know this is all kind of like we're punishing Aiyuk or something, because Trent got even reps with them or we rotated those guys. I'm not going to sit here and say, he's got to do the A, B and C to get back out there. It's more, we've been practicing the last month and one guy has been there every day and the quarterback's got a lot of confidence in him. I do. If he wants to be out there every single play, he's got to be a lot better than the guy behind him."
Originally posted by walker807:
Originally posted by pdc20:
Sometimes old school coachs have a boner for hard workers type of guys. It´s crystal clear that Aiyuk is the best WR in this team but well maybe he´s injured, maybe he doesn´t work his ass of, maybe the guy from the Cards is actually better than him (sic). All I know is that Shanahan should have every reasons to use Aiyuk specially because he ´s the one that drafted him in the first round in the first place.
Did you not catch Deebo's performance Sunday? Aiyuk now has a looooooong way to go if he wants to be the #1 guy on this team. Good problem to have.
Originally posted by qnnhan7:
Originally posted by jonnydel:
Here's the full transcript of the exchange. It's being overblown:
WR Brandon Aiyuk is obviously extremely attentive and very strong rookie season? Is there any sense of an exhale there, like he took his foot off the gas pedal a little bit?
"Not totally. Anytime you do have a setback with a hamstring and you have a guy behind you playing as well as [WR] Trent's [Sherfield] played, I know Trent wasn't a first-round draft pick, so that might not be as obvious with the talent level, but he's been a hell of a football player since he's been here. Aiyuk's been a little inconsistent because he's been in and out with his injury. And that's what we felt was the best chance for us last week. Aiyuk's still got a chance to get that spot up and not rotate as much, Trent just doesn't make that very easy. So, these three days are important in practice, how we balance out our game plan, how we balance out our routes. And I'm happy with Aiyuk. It's nothing against Aiyuk. I'm just also happy with Trent too. And I think both of them can continue to get better."
Where does he, he just started his second season, Aiyuk, where does he still need to grow?
"I'm not trying to single out any specifics, because it's like every player you've got to grow in every single area. So, I know this is all kind of like we're punishing Aiyuk or something, because Trent got even reps with them or we rotated those guys. I'm not going to sit here and say, he's got to do the A, B and C to get back out there. It's more, we've been practicing the last month and one guy has been there every day and the quarterback's got a lot of confidence in him. I do. If he wants to be out there every single play, he's got to be a lot better than the guy behind him."
I think Kyle explained well enough.. Kinda like what we have all seen. Sherfield playing and showing more than what he's supposed to be. And Aiyuk sorta not 100% enough to make them leave Sherfield on the sideline.
Good problem to have.
