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Report: RB Matt Breida to Retire After Seven Seasons
Matt Breida ends his NFL career with 2,652 rushing yards and 15 total touchdowns after playing for four teams over seven seasons.
- On August 4, 2025, veteran running back Matt Breida revealed his decision to conclude his NFL career following seven seasons.
- Breida's decision followed his release by the San Francisco 49ers before the 2024 season and his decline of a recent workout request from the Miami Dolphins.
- Breida began his career as an undrafted rookie in 2017, became the 49ers' primary backup, and had his best season in 2018 with 1,075 scrimmage yards and five touchdowns.
- Across 98 games, Breida accumulated 2,652 rushing yards and scored nine rushing touchdowns. Additionally, he caught 120 passes for 935 yards and recorded six receiving touchdowns, bringing his total to 15 touchdowns.
- Breida's retirement leaves the 49ers with running back depth concerns, while fans remember him fondly and wish him well in his next chapter.
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Veteran running back Matt Breida retiring after seven NFL seasons
Veteran running back Matt Breida will retire after seven NFL seasons. Breida, 30, spent time in training camp last year with the 49ers but was released before the 2024 season. He recently received a request by the Miami Dolphins to workout, but declined. Per ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler: “Matt Breida plans to retire after seven NFL seasons. Was recently asked by Miami to workout and declined. Known for his top-end speed, Breida registered 2,652 rushing …
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Arizona Daily SunReport: RB Matt Breida to retire after seven seasons
Veteran running back Matt Breida plans to retire after seven NFL seasons, ESPN reported on Thursday.
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