he Washington Commanders have made sure rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels isn’t short of targets, but a trade proposal involving Dyami Brown could reunite the second-overall pick in the 2024 NFL draft with All-Pro Brandon Aiyuk.
A trade involving the Commanders and Aiyuk is becoming everybody’s go-to scenario for concocting imaginative trade proposals. The latest comes from Cody Benjamin of CBS Sports, who sends Brown, along with second and fourth-round picks in next year’s draft to the San Francisco 49ers for Aiyuk.
Benjamin believes this deal could entice the 49ers for two reasons: “In this scenario, the 49ers don’t net a coveted first-rounder, but they secure what figures to be a relatively high Day 2 selection, plus a fourth-rounder that’d give them a grand total of six picks in the first four rounds of the 2025 draft. Brown isn’t really a needle-mover after three underwhelming NFL seasons, but the former North Carolina prospect has specific traits (blocking aggression, deep speed) that could translate quickly to Kyle Shanahan’s offense, providing rotational depth behind Deebo Samuel, Jauan Jennings and rookie first-rounder Ricky Pearsall.”
Those are good enough reasons to recommend the Niners taking a chance on Brown. The incentive for the Commanders is obvious. Namely, to land a two-time 1,000-yard receiver who knows Daniels well from their days at Arizona State in 2019.
Aiyuk is keeping the trade buzz at fever pitch, with his latest contribution to post an image of Daniels at Commanders minicamp on his TikTok account, per the dc sports guy.
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