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Trent Dilfer #12 | Quarterback | San Francisco 49ers
Height: 6-4    Weight: 234    Born: Mar 13, 1972, Santa Cruz, CA

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July 15, 2008
Recently retired quarterback Trent Dilfer is the newest field general to join ESPN's current lineup of NFL analysts, joining fellow former signal callers Ron Jaworski, Steve Young and Shaun King.

Our View:Dilfer, who won a Super Bowl with the Baltimore Ravens, will appear on several ESPN programs, including NFL Live, NFL PrimeTime, SportsCenter and Monday Night Countdown.
July 9, 2008
While taking part in a celebrity golf tournament, Trent Dilfer told the AP that he is retiring from football. The Super Bowl winning quarterback said a recent Achilles injury helped make up his mind. He will make a formal announcement in the coming days.

Our View:Dilfer played 13 NFL seasons, his final campaign with the 49ers last year.
March 23, 2008
Ex-49er Trent Dilfer reportedly told the congregation at Northside Christian Church in Fresno on Sunday that he's had discussions with Oakland, this according to the Sacramento Bee. How big has the NFL and reporting notes on players become? The fact that Dilfer talked with his friends at a Easter Sunday service and it found its way to the paper speaks volumes.
March 13, 2008
Trent Dilfer has been released by the 49ers, according to the Santa Rosa Press Democrat. The team is carrying four quarterbacks right now and he was expendable. Coach Nolan commented, ""Trent Dilfer is a true professional in every meaning of the word," 49ers coach Mike Nolan said. "He is one of the most respected players in the league for good reason. Trent has provided great value to our team over the past two years in terms of his leadership, knowledge of the game and play on the field."
February 12, 2008
Trent Dilfer will not return to San Francisco next season. The 49ers want him to retire, according to The Press Democrat. That seems to be a logical move, considering the scary concussion Dilfer sustained against the Vikings that ended his season. But Dilfer might choose to seek employment elsewhere, putting his promising TV career on hold for at least another season. The Washington Post reports new Redskins coach Jim Zorn might pursue Dilfer to be the No. 3 quarterback because he knows the offense from their time together in Seattle.

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