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49ers reportedly growing frustrated with Brandon Aiyuk after missed meetings, poor communication

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21 November 2025

The end of the road might be coming for the San Francisco 49ers and star wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk. After five seasons, the 49ers are reportedly growing increasingly frustrated with Aiyuk over the past few months, per The Athletic.

Aiyuk was placed on the physically unable to perform list in July while recovering from a season-ending ACL tear that he sustained last season. 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan said in August that Aiyuk could possibly return as soon as October, but the receiver has yet to be reactivated by the team.

However, per The Athletic, the relationship between Aiyuk and the team has become strained behind the scenes. Aiyuk has reportedly failed to participate in team meetings and other team activities in the past couple of months, with The Athletic saying that San Francisco has been particularly frustrated with Aiyuk's "lack of communication."

The Athletic also reports that the 49ers voided the guaranteed money in Aiyuk's contract for 2026. The receiver is set to have a cap hit of $15,390,281 next season, per Sportrac.

Per The Athletic, Aiyuk told the NFL Players Association that he did not want to file a grievance against the move, which opens the door for the 27-year-old receiver to be released at the end of the season.

This story will be updated.

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Brock Purdy remains full participant Thursday

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21 November 2025

The 49ers' practice report had only two changes from Thursday: Running back Christian McCaffrey and left tackle Trent Williams, who had a load management day on Wednesday, were full participants.

Otherwise, it was status quo.

Quarterback Brock Purdy had another full practice, the fourth consecutive full practice for Purdy.

He returned from a toe injury Sunday after a six-game absence to throw for 200 yards and three touchdowns in the win over the Cardinals.

The 49ers practiced without defensive end Robert Beal (concussion), linebacker Tatum Bethune (ankle) and kicker Eddy Pineiro (right hamstring).

Linebacker Luke Gifford (hip/neck) was limited.

Wide receiver Ricky Pearsall (knee) and linebacker Dee Winters (knee/knee) were full participants.

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Will Anderson covered 51.7 yards for one of his sacks of Josh Allen

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21 November 2025

Texans edge rusher Will Anderson Jr. had the game of his life on Thursday night. He had six tackles, 2.5 sacks for 31.5 yards, three quarterback hits and a pass defensed that nearly was an interception.

The AFC defensive player of the week honor likely is already won, although Texans safety Calen Bullock should receive consideration for the three takeaways he had in the 23-19 win over the Bills. (It's also likely another week that Browns edge rusher Myles Garrett doesn't win the award no matter how many sacks he has. Garrett, arguably the league's best defensive player, has not won the award since Week 12 of the 2024 season.)

On one of his sacks of Josh Allen, Anderson traveled 51.7 yards chasing the Bills quarterback, per Next Gen Stats. That is the longest distance traveled for a sack since Week 2 of 2023 and is higher than any other Texans defender in the past 10 years.

Allen lost 18 yards on the play, as Anderson nearly sacked him at the beginning of the play before Allen spun out of it. Anderson got up and chased Allen left and then back right before finally tackling him.

"That just goes back to the relentless rush," Anderson said, via video from Aaron Wilson of KPRC. "I think coach really hit it on the head this week. It's like, 'Man, whatever it takes to get him down. You're going to miss him once, but pop back up and get him again.' It's just crazy. . . . [Our goal was to] just be relentless in everything we do this week."

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