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2026-11-07 03:32
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George Kittle’s blunt 8-word reaction to Brandon Aiyuk return to 49ers
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49ers coach gives blunt reaction to disgruntled Brandon Aiyuk's return to team: 'I could care less'
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George Kittle kept things brief when discussing estranged 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk. When the tight end was asked whether he was looking forward to seeing Aiyuk in the 49ers’ facility Friday, Kittle gave a blunt response.
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Brandon Aiyuk says he's "back to 100 percent" and seeking NFL reinstatement, but Kyle Shanahan's blunt response signals a deep rift with the 49ers.
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