On Sunday night, a fan asked former San Francisco 49ers tackle Anthony Davis if he would be returning to the team next season. Davis guaranteed that he would be.
Of course, he will be returning having never played for former head coach Jim Tomsula, who was fired following the 49ers season finale victory over the St. Louis Rams.
Prior to the start of the season, Davis had retired due to health concerns. He had said that he was going to take a year off due to concussion issues.
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