The strained relationship between Brandon Aiyuk and the San Francisco 49ers, marked by the voiding of his 2026 contract guarantees and his absence from the entire 2025 season due to a prior ACL injury, has positioned the wide receiver for a likely departure this offseason. General manager John Lynch has indicated Aiyuk has likely played his last snap in San Francisco, though the team continues exploring trade options before a potential post-June 1 release that would trigger unrestricted free agency. The September 1 option bonus and dead-cap implications create hurdles for acquiring teams, while Aiyuk’s injury recovery and roster fit draw broad interest across the league. This uncertainty fuels the tight clustering of implied probabilities among multiple contenders, reflecting trader consensus on a competitive market for the veteran wideout.