22 Facts About Ramon Foster

Ramon Foster is the brother of former Rams offensive lineman Renardo Foster.

Ramon Foster played college football at Tennessee where he played in a career total of 44 games and earned All-SEC honors as a freshman and a junior.

Ramon Foster was projected by many analysts to be drafted from anywhere from the sixth to seventh round or a priority undrafted free agent.

Ramon Foster was rated as the 23rd best offensive tackle in the draft out of the 183 available by NFLDraftScout.

Ramon Foster entered training camp competing to be a back-up guard against the Steelers' 2009 third-round draft pick, Kraig Urbik.

Ramon Foster ultimately lost the starting job to Trai Essex and was named at backup guard and right tackle to begin the season.

Ramon Foster made his professional regular season debut during a Week 3 contest at the Cincinnati Bengals.

Ramon Foster then remained the starting guard for last 7 games of the 2010 season.

Ramon Foster finished his second season with 8 starts in 12 games played.

Ramon Foster entered training camp in 2011 competing with Kemoeatu, Doug Legursky, and Essex for both starting guard positions.

Ramon Foster lost the starting right guard position to Legursky but was named the starter for a Week 2 victory over the Seattle Seahawks.

Ramon Foster finished 2011 with a career-high 14 games started in 15 games played.

Ramon Foster was named the starting right guard after winning the job over rookie David DeCastro and started the Steeler's season-opener against Denver Broncos.

Ramon Foster was moved over to left guard after the departure of Willie Colon and started all but one game throughout the season.

Ramon Foster then missed Week 3 and 4, after twisting his ankle during a practice.

Ramon Foster returned to his starting role during a Week 5 victory at the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Ramon Foster started at left guard throughout the 2015 season and started all 16 regular season games.

Ramon Foster had one of his best seasons after improving as a run blocker and surrendering only 31 pressures in all 18 games.

Ramon Foster earned a grade of 82.3 from Pro Football Focus in 2015.

Ramon Foster started all 16 regular season games and surrendered only one sack throughout the whole season.

Ramon Foster was ranked the sixth best guard with an overall grade of 87.1 by PFF and the fourth best in pass blocking with a grade of 89.7.

On March 7,2019, Ramon Foster signed a two-year, $8.25 million contract extension with the Steelers through the 2020 season.