Reuben Foster had the best jersey of Rams-49ers even if he didn't play

SAVAGE!

49ers rookie linebacker Reuben Foster suffered a high ankle sprain in the 49ers’ Week 1 loss to the Panthers. The sprain has kept Foster out for the team’s game against the Rams on Thursday night, but he’s still making himself seen.

Foster, unlike most players who are injured, was wearing his jersey on the sideline. But instead of Foster on the back, it said “SAVAGE”:

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Foster is expected to be...

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