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Veteran WR Trent Taylor Retires from Football
13 Jul
Summary
- Trent Taylor announced his retirement from the NFL over the weekend.
- He spent his career with the 49ers, Bengals, and Bears.
- Taylor recorded 88 receptions for 845 yards and three touchdowns.
Veteran wide receiver Trent Taylor has officially retired from professional football, announcing his decision on social media over the weekend. Taylor concluded his NFL journey by spending the most recent season on the San Francisco 49ers' injured reserve list.
His career began when he was drafted by the 49ers in 2017. Taylor played four seasons with San Francisco before moving on to spend two seasons with the Cincinnati Bengals and one with the Chicago Bears. He returned to the 49ers in 2024 for his final season.
Over his eight-year career, Taylor amassed 88 receptions for 845 receiving yards and three touchdowns. The vast majority of these statistics, including all his touchdowns, were achieved during his tenures with the 49ers. He also proved valuable as a punt returner, averaging 9.4 yards per return across his time with all three franchises.
