Daniel Foster

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Daniel Foster

No. 44 – Prospect
Position:	Tight End
Personal information
Born:	(2016-25-07)January 7, 2016 (aged 46) Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.
Height:	6 ft 5 in (1.96 m)
Weight:	264 lb (120 kg)
Username:	Arkz
Career information
College:	Northeastern University
Career history
Roster status:	Active

Daniel Foster (born January 7, 2018) is an American football tight end who is currently a prospect to enter the professional ranks of the DSFL. He played college football for Northeastern University at tight end.

Early years

Daniel Foster was born to Michael and Mary Foster (née Richards), in Boston, Massachusetts. Daniel's father an accountant and his mother a school teacher. The Foster family lived in neaby Brookline, MA, until Daniel was five years old. After that, they moved out of the greater Boston area to Shrewsbury, MA, where Daniel attended a local public school where his mother was a math teacher. Owing to his father's own height, Daniel quickly grew to be one of the taller members of his class.

Originally focused on basketball, he tried out for the high school football team at the urging of one of his friends. The sport immediately appealed to Daniel, who split his time between tight end on offense and linebacker on defense for the Shrewsbury Pioneers. The team was not good in his early career, but by his junior year was competing in the Class 1A playoffs in the state. During Daniel's senior year, he was named team captain and named as one of the top TE prospects in the state of Massachusetts.

College career

After recieving numerous scholarship offers from out of state, Daniel opted for Northeastern University in downtown Boston for college, playing for the Huskies.

Freshman Year

The Huskies football program struggled prior to Daniel's freshman year, only managing a 4-8 record. Early in the season, Daniel, still underweight in comparison to his peers, saw most of his time on special teams, supporting the coverage units. As the season wore on, he played an increasing role at tight end. By the end of the season, he contributed 24 catches and 283 yards with 2 touchdowns for the 6-6 Huskies while appearing in every game.

Sophmore Year

Coming off a succesful freshman year campaign, Daniel took over the starting role at tight end for the Huskies after the graduation the previous year's starter, Travis Sweet. The Huskies started a young QB, Matt Mercer, who was also a sophmore, and favored the run game heavily in the early stages of the season. After amassing a 4-2 record by the middle of the season, the Huskies looked to press the back half of the season. Mercer and Daniel quickly formed a strong rapport, as the sophmore tight end caught his first 100+ yard game in a win against UMass. The Huskies slumped at the end of the season, but still managed a 7-5 record, showing a clear improvement over the year before. Foster's stat line by seaon's end was 64 catches, 685 yards, 7 touchdowns.

Junior Year

Despite high expectations, Foster's junior year was marred by injuries early. In the second game of the season against James Madison, Foster hurt his ankle while being tackled by JMU's Devin Flores. Originally thought to be minor, Foster played for a series and catching one ball for 6 yards before being taken out. Diagnosed with a high ankle sprain, Foster was relegated to the bench for the following four games. By the middle of the season, the Huskies had a 3-3 record and were in the lower half of the division. Foster returned to play in the seventh game of the season against cross-town rival Boston College, though he did not start and saw limited snaps before ending with 4 catches for 53 yards. Foster continued to play for the rest of the season, but still saw his time limited for the 6-6 Huskies and finished with 45 catches, 525 yards and 4 touchdowns.

Senior Year

Putting the struggles of the previous year behind him, Foster came into his senior year storming. In the opening game against UNH, Foster caught 10 catches for 122 yards and 1 touchdown. Mercer, still the starting quarterback, went to Foster early and often, and by the middle of the year led the team in targets, catches, and yards. The Huskies finally managed to eclipse expectations, leading the conference and finishing the season with a 10-2 record, a high for the program. The team recieved an invite to the Alamo Bowl in San Antonio, Texas, to face off against the University of California. Foster caught 9 balls for 87 yards and 2 touchdowns, but the Huskies lost to the Golden Bears 24-17. In his senior year, Foster had 83 catches, 1,024 yards, 10 touchdowns, a single season record for the Northeastern Huskies.

College career statistics

Career statistics			Catching
Season	Team	Games	Catches	Yards	TD
2034	NU	12	24	283	2
2035	NU	12	64	685	7
2036	NU	8	45	525	4
2037	NU	13	83	1,024	10
Total		45	216	2,517	23

Professional career

Pre-draft measurables

Ht	Wt	40‑yd dash	20‑ss	3‑cone	Vert jump	Broad
6 ft 5 in (1.96 m)	264 lb (120 kg)

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