Former Bengals Receiver Trent Taylor Retires From NFL

WHO:

49ers.com - Trent Taylor celebrated his retirement alongside longtime teammate and friend TE George Kittle.

Heavy NFL - Trent Taylor, former Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver

49ers.com - Trent Taylor, wide receiver; George Kittle, longtime teammate and friend

WHAT:

49ers.com - Taylor returned to San Francisco in 2024, appearing in two games during his second stint with the organization.

49ers.com - Over his seven-year NFL career, Taylor played in 80 regular-season games with three starts.

Heavy NFL - Trent Taylor has retired from the NFL after seven seasons.

49ers.com - Taylor recorded 88 receptions for 845 receiving yards and three touchdowns over his career.

49ers.com - Taylor also had five rushing attempts for 13 yards, totaling 858 scrimmage yards.

WHERE:

49ers.com - Taylor played for the San Francisco 49ers, Cincinnati Bengals, and Chicago Bears.

WHEN:

49ers.com - Taylor was selected in the fifth round, 177th overall, of the 2017 NFL Draft.

49ers.com - Taylor appeared in 15 games as a rookie.

HOW:

NY Post - Taylor announced his retirement via his social media on a Sunday.

49ers.com - Taylor announced his retirement on social media.

Trent Taylor has officially announced his retirement from the NFL, celebrating the occasion alongside his longtime teammate and friend, tight end George Kittle. After returning to San Francisco in 2024 and playing in two games during his second stint with the 49ers, Taylor wraps up a seven-year career in which he appeared in 80 regular-season games, making three starts. He shared the news of his retirement on social media, marking the end of an era for the talented wide receiver.