Patrick Willis retired from professional football in March, turning plenty of heads in the NFL world.
A contingent of 49ers fans surmised that Willis would return to the game, especially after fellow insider linebacker Chris Borland followed suit and retired a week later.
But Willis, who has since bought into the tech industry, put those rumors to rest on Tuesday.
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Willis was asked on Twitter Tuesday whether or not he thought he would "get that urge" once training camp and the preseason start.
His response: "No sir! I've made my decision."
Willis, 30, played eight NFL seasons for the 49ers and was named to the Pro Bowl in each of his first seven seasons. The five-time All-Pro's 732 career tackles ranks first in 49ers history, 11 more than Hall-of-Famer Ronnie Lott's 721.
No sir! I've made my decision. https://t.co/a4shO6bXyK
— Patrick Willis (@PatrickWillis52) May 5, 2015