Brandon Aiyuk Reacts to Social Media Criticism in New Video Amid 49ers Standoff, NFL Contract Rumors

If a team is willing to take a chance on Brandon Aiyuk this offseason, it shouldn't expect the wide receiver to back down from his recent social media antics.

Aiyuk called out those who criticise him for his social media activity and said he doesn't plan to stop once he joins a team.

"If I get a job in the NFL, I'm still gonna be on my bulls--t on social media," Aiyuk said.

The post comes amid a plethora of social media videos from Aiyuk, most of which have criticized the 49ers for the way they have handled things over the last year or so.

In one of his more recent posts, Aiyuk claimed that the Niners lied to the media about his contract situation.

"When the news finally came out that my guarantees were voided in November," Aiyuk wrote, "the team continued to lie to the media/fan base acting as if that was not a decision that was made in July."

The remaining guarantees in Aiyuk's contract were publicly voided in November, though head coach Kyle Shanahan said that the decision had been made much earlier.

"That was information that I found out in July, and kind of dealt with it then," Shanahan said. "To me, the contract stuff and guarantees and things like that are irrelevant to my relationship with the player and my relationship with our team and what we're trying to do this year."

But Aiyuk's social media posts haven't only been targeted towards the 49ers. For a while, he was making a public pitch to play for the Washington Commanders. Recently, however, he called out Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels, seemingly ending his campaign to play for Washington.

Aiyuk's social media activity reportedly has deterred teams from having interest in him, so the fact that he doesn't plan to stop will likely only lead to less interest from around the league.