Reports are he's walking fine, and making progress. There may be hope to get him back by mid-season.
To commemorate his recovery, and in recognition of the high expectations held by Steeler Nation, a modification of a classic poem:
He blocks in beauty, like the night
Of flagless plays, assignments met
And all that’s best of lanes kept tight
Meet in his aspect; his stance a vets
Thus replace Foster’s lack of fight
Which running lanes his lack abets.
Of flagless plays, assignments met
And all that’s best of lanes kept tight
Meet in his aspect; his stance a vets
Thus replace Foster’s lack of fight
Which running lanes his lack abets.
One slide the more, one step the less,
Had half impaired the nameless grace
Of the runners cutback progress
The strain so clear upon his face
His knee the subject of distress
As Gilbert did his knee displace
Had half impaired the nameless grace
Of the runners cutback progress
The strain so clear upon his face
His knee the subject of distress
As Gilbert did his knee displace
But now his face, his furrowed brow
So stern, so hard yet eloquent
But foretell of days he be now
A man at war, D lines lament
A beast he be, a guard, a plow
So stern, so hard yet eloquent
But foretell of days he be now
A man at war, D lines lament
A beast he be, a guard, a plow
(with apologies to George Gordon, Lord Byron for mangling his poem “She Walks in Beauty”)
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