Aiyuk Done For The Year, Puts Up Great Production in 2020.
Brad Graham • December 28, 2020
It wouldn't be 2020 without ending the year with season ending injuries.
#49ers Brandon Aiyuk is done for the year with a high-ankle sprain, per reports. pic.twitter.com/JbmjJI3nLU
— TheSFNiners (@TheSFNiners) December 28, 2020
The 49ers receive another injury blow as rookie sensation Brandon Aiyuk will be done for the year. The young star finishes his rookie campaign with:
#49ers rookie WR Brandon Aiyuk finished his sensational rookie campaign with some solid numbers:
— TheSFNiners (@TheSFNiners) December 28, 2020
Rec: 60
YRD: 748
TD: 5
RUSH: 6
YRD: 77
TD: 2
Year two 📈 | #FTTB pic.twitter.com/pUoA8Z0IW4
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