San Francisco 49ers safety Eric Reid stayed on the ground grabbing his leg after a collision with Tennessee Titans wide receiver Kendall Wright in the fourth quarter of today's game.
Reid was able to walk off of the field with a little help.
Reid, a rookie, was drafted by the 49ers in the first round of this year's NFL Draft. Prior to leaving the game, he had one tackle and one assist against the Titans.
UPDATE:
Eric Reid returned to the game late in the fourth quarter.
Mike Phillips of FanSided endeavored to name the worst call against each NFL team in their history. So naturally, I skipped past 31 NFL teams and headed straight to the call that went against the San Francisco 49ers.
The FanSided contributor chose the holding call against Ronnie Lott in the NFC Championship Game during the 1983 season. San Francisco had won just one Super Bowl at that point and was fighting for its second Vice Lombardi Trophy. Washington had jumped out to a 21-0 lead in the third quarter and looked well on its way to easily eliminating the 49ers.
The 49ers started mounting a fourth-quarter comeback, though. Joe Montana hit Mike Wilson for a score.
