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If there was a player who helped himself the most it might have been second-year receiver Montorie Foster Jr... Foster, who played at Michigan State, has been a playmaker throughout the last week at camp and was so again Saturday, beating rookie cornerback Andre Fuller for an easy TD during a one-on-one drill, making a big gain to adjust on a pass from Jalen Milroe for a big gain in another session, and catching another pass from Milroe to set up a TD for the No. 3 offense during an 11-on-11 session that ended practice.

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Foster Jr. emerges as playmaker; multiple TDs and big plays in camp work.

Second-year receiver Montorie Foster Jr., who joined the team on Dec. 30 after being waived during training camp due to a hamstring injury, has been a standout performer throughout the last week of camp and at Fan Fest. He beat rookie cornerback Andre Fuller for an easy TD in one-on-one work, made a big gain adjusting on a pass from Jalen Milroe, and caught another pass from Milroe to set up a TD for the No. 3 offense. Coach Macdonald noted Foster is doing great work for himself, and A.J. Finley called him electric, saying he makes a play almost every day.

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