Brandon Aiyuk shouts out Commanders in latest social media video as 49ers trade saga drags on

Brandon Aiyuk continues to stir the NFL offseason rumors report after yet another social media video, this time shouting out a specific team.San Francisco 49ers GM John Lynch had noted in the past that it’s "safe to say" Aiyuk has "played his last snap with the Niners" as the polarizing wide receiver voices his frustrations with the organization.In his latest Instagram video, which was posted on his Stories on Sunday night, Aiyuk was heard yelling, "Go Commanders! Go Commanders! Go Commanders! Raise Hail! Take Command!"CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMBrandon Aiyuk of the San Francisco 49ers looks on from the field before the NFC Championship game against the Detroit Lions at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif., on Jan.28, 2024.
(Cooper Neill/Getty Images)Then, Aiyuk posted a photo of Washington’s former quarterback, Mark Rypien, hoisting the Vince Lombardi Trophy after winning Super Bowl XXVI.Lynch has been looking for a trade partner for Aiyuk, who signed a four-year, $120 million extension with the 49ers in August 2024.But it probably isn’t helping that Lynch not only said Aiyuk is done, but these public displays of displeasure from Aiyuk don’t paint him in the best light despite his talent.49ERS TO PART WAYS WITH BRANDON AIYUK AFTER INJURY AND CONTRACT TURMOIL, GM SAYSAiyuk began speaking out about his frustration with San Francisco earlier this month, including videos where he called the 49ers "dumb" and "stupid" for giving him his extension.
He also claims the team is scared to release him because of how he might perform elsewhere in the league.The Commanders are a squad Aiyuk has invoked multiple times in his social media outbursts, hinting that he wants to once again play with Jayden Daniels, his ex-Arizona State quarterback who now stars for Washington.Daniels and Aiyuk remain close friends, and the latter has shown himself wearing a Commanders hat.Also, Aiyuk follows just five accounts on Instagram, with the Commanders and D...