Source: Aiyuk, 49ers agree to reported four-year, $120M contract

After many months of uncertainty, the 49ers and Brandon Aiyuk are sticking together, after all. The 49ers and Aiyuk completed an at-times contentious contract negotiation by agreeing to a new four-year deal, a source confirmed to NBC Sports Bay Area's Matt Maiocco. NFL Network's Mike Garafolo and Ian Rapoport reported, citing sources, that the contract is worth $120 million, with $76 million guaranteed. The journey for Aiyuk and the 49ers to get to this stage had its share of ups and downs, including Aiyuk's trade request and the 49ers working out the frameworks of trades with at least two teams. Although Aiyuk skipped the mandatory offseason minicamp and requested a trade before the opening of training camp, he reported on time to avoid fines. While Aiyuk took part in meetings, he did not step foot on the practice field during his "hold-in" as the sides worked toward a contract resolution. Aiyuk was often seen watching 49ers' practices. He and general manager John Lynch and coach Kyle Shanahan were seen talking at certain points throughout the early portion of training camp. The saga appeared to get more acrimonious as training camp continued without the sides reaching a...