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Ian Rapoport calls Reuben Foster a con artist: ‘It’s always what he’s been’
Ian Rapoport of NFL Network joined Murph & Mac on Monday morning, and had some harsh words for Foster, who will officially released by the team on Monday.
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Reuben Foster was involved in another domestic disturbance in October [report]
Reuben Foster was involved in another, previously unknown, domestic disturbance incident on Oct. 12 in Santa Clara, as reported by The San Francisco Chronicle.
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Richard Sherman offers messages of encouragement, accountability to locker mate Reuben Foster
Richard Sherman reflected on his short time playing with Reuben Foster, who was released from the 49ers after being arrested for domestic violence.
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Shanahan on Foster’s release: ‘He has put us in a bad light too much’
The 49ers head coach touched on Reuben Foster’s release for the first time after the team’s 18-point loss to the Buccaneers.
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Five thoughts from 49ers’ 18-point loss to Buccaneers
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers drubbed the visiting 49ers, 27-9, Sunday.
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John Lynch explains 49ers’ decision to release Reuben Foster
The 49ers general manager elaborated on the organization’s decision to release Reuben Foster after his domestic violence arrest.
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49ers release Reuben Foster after domestic violence arrest
The second-year linebacker was released shortly after he was arrested for domestic violence Saturday night in Tampa Bay.
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Reuben Foster arrested in Florida on domestic violence charge
49ers linebacker Reuben Foster was arrested on Saturday evening in Tampa Bay on suspicion of domestic-violence battery as first reported by Eric Branch of the San Francisco Chronicle.
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Five things to watch in 49ers vs. Buccaneers matchup
The 49ers (2-8) travel to take on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (3-7) Sunday morning in what is San Francisco’s third straight game playing a last-place team.
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Aaron Rodgers donating $1 million for California wildfire victims
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) – Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers says he’s donating $1 million to help those affected by a wildfire near his hometown that decimated a town and killed at least 81 people.
