49ers Trade Deebo Samuel to Commanders, Consider Aiyuk Offers
49ers Trade Deebo Samuel to Commanders, Consider Aiyuk Offers

49ers Trade Deebo Samuel to Commanders, Consider Aiyuk Offers

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The San Francisco 49ers have traded wide receiver Deebo Samuel to the Washington Commanders for a fifth-round draft pick, reuniting him with former assistant G.M. Adam Peters. This move follows Samuel's request for a trade and aims to provide quarterback Jayden Daniels with additional offensive support. Meanwhile, the 49ers are reportedly open to offers for fellow wideout Brandon Aiyuk, who has faced scrutiny regarding his performance and injury issues. Despite Aiyuk's significant contract extension last year, dissatisfaction within the organization may lead to his departure if he does not improve. The Texans and Commanders are seen as the most aggressive suitors for Samuel, while Aiyuk's potential trade could involve teams like the Steelers or Chargers, though his injury history may complicate matters. The 49ers' general manager John Lynch indicated the team is exploring ways to rejuvenate their roster as they navigate contract and performance challenges with their key players.

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