San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk returned to practice after signing a four-year, $120 million contract extension, ending a turbulent offseason that included a trade request and a holdout. The Pittsburgh Steelers were close to acquiring Aiyuk but were unwilling to match his salary demands. The 49ers also restructured contracts for left tackle Trent Williams and receiver Deebo Samuel, creating significant cap space. Despite the prolonged negotiations, Aiyuk and the team believe they can move past any lingering hard feelings. As the 49ers prepare for their season opener against the New York Jets, there are concerns about Aiyuk's readiness given his missed practice time. Additionally, the Steelers may pursue other wide receiver options, such as the Raiders' Davante Adams, given their interest in strengthening their offense.