Brandon Aiyuk has officially signed a four-year, $120 million contract extension with the San Francisco 49ers, ending months of speculation about his future. The Cleveland Browns made a substantial offer of $30 million per year to Aiyuk, which exceeded the proposals from both the Pittsburgh Steelers and the 49ers, but he declined, reportedly preferring to play elsewhere. The Steelers, who were also in the running, offered around $27.7 million annually, while the New England Patriots proposed a deal worth $32 million per year. The Browns' interest included a potential trade involving Amari Cooper, but Aiyuk's unwillingness to join Cleveland halted negotiations. Following a restructure of quarterback Deshaun Watson's contract, the Browns now have ample salary cap space, but their interest in Aiyuk seems to be waning given his preferences. As the NFL season approaches, Aiyuk's situation remains a focal point of discussion, particularly given his absence from practice and ongoing fines.