When you’re part of such a talented roster, I feel like this is something that goes on every season,” Warner told 95.7 The Game’s “Willard and Dibs” on Monday. “It’s a good issue to have because, obviously, that means that your players are performing at such a high level that you have to have these kinds of conversations.”
The 49ers have no shortage of top players at their respective positions, so that elite talent inevitably will have to be paid a premium price to stay. Aiyuk, rated as a top-10 receiver in the NFL, is no exception to that rule.
San Francisco benefits from plenty of experience in this exact situation, though. Over the last few seasons, the organization has successfully re-signed Nick Bosa, Fred Warner and fellow receiver Deebo Samuel after lengthy disputes.
Not only could that prove beneficial to the 49ers’ front office, but it’s also vital familiarity for the players, as Warner noted
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