After a knee injury took him out for most of the 2021 NFL season, the Miami Dolphins’ running back Raheem Mostert is ready to go again. Mostert shared the happy news with his social media followers on Monday.

“Wanted to give you all an update … Yah Boy is CLEARED!!! It’s go time!!” wrote Mostert on Twitter.

“It’s been a long journey to get to this point!! I have so many people to thank,” the 30-year-old player added a while later in a series of tweets.

Raheem Mostert, who entered the league as an undrafted free agent in 2015, spent most of his career with the San Francisco 49ers. In six years with the franchise, he played in 46 games and rushed for 1,610 yards and 11 touchdowns while also adding 36 catches for 361 yards and three TDs. The Purdue product went down in Week 1 of the 2021 season with chipped cartilage in his left knee.

Despite the injury, Mostert managed to land a deal with the Miami Dolphins during the offseason. He will reunite with former San Francisco offensive coordinator and now Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel in 2022. Despite the familiarity of the two, Mostert will have to work hard to find a significant role on the offense as Miami added several more running backs in free agency in an attempt to bolster their backfield.

The post Dolphins RB Raheem Mostert Says He’s Cleared for Training Camp appeared first on SportzBonanza.

The San Francisco 49ers appear to have lost a starting running back for the next few weeks after learning that Raheem Mostert suffered a high ankle sprain in the team’s 24-16 over the Rams on Sunday.

Mostert, the 49ers’ leading rusher this season, is probably heading to the injured reserve list for the next three games, at minimum, leaving the Niners and coach Kyle Shanahan without one of their key offensive pieces.

The veteran running back appeared to suffer the injury in the second quarter of the game. He attempted to play in the third quarter, but exited the game and did not return after only one carry.

Jerick McKinnon and rookie JaMycal Hasty shouldered the load at the position during the rest of the game, combining to rush for 15 carries and 55 yards.

If Mostert heads to the injury reserve list, he will miss the Niners’ games at New England, at Seattle, and vs. Green Bay, at minimum. It will be a difficult loss for the Niners to replace, as Mostert’s consistency on the ground has been a crucial element of their success over the past two seasons.

Mostert will now look to recover and speed up his rehabilitation process so that he can return to the field as quickly as possible.

The post 49ers RB Raheem Mostert Suffers High Ankle Sprain appeared first on SportzBonanza.

It appears that running back Raheem Mostert might have a future with San Francisco 49ers after all. According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, Mostert and 49ers’ organization talked and cleared the air regarding the player’s recent trade talks.

Back in early July, Mostert asked for a trade from 49ers after unsuccessful talks about an improved contract. The 28-year-old’s agent Brett Tessler said at the time that the decision was made after “months of unproductive talks” between two sides.

However, things changed in recent weeks as Mostert and “high-ranking member” of the 49ers organization had a conversation about resolving the issue. When reached out for comment, Tessler also expressed optimism about the matter.

Raheem Mostert had a breakthrough season in 2019, leading the 49ers with 772 rushing yards and eight touchdowns. He was also exceptional in the postseason, helping the team to a Super Bowl appearance by rushing for 336 yards and five TDs.

Based on this, Mostert decided to ask for an adjustment of his $2.57 million base salary he is set to earn in 2020. The 49ers’ highest-paid RB at the moment is Tevin Coleman, who is scheduled to receive $4.55 million this year.

The post 49ers and RB Raheem Mostert “Clear Air” after Player’s Trade Request appeared first on SportzBonanza.

San Francisco 49ers’ veteran running back Raheem Mostert wants out and has asked for a trade. The news was confirmed by the player’s agent Brett Tessler via social media. 

In a Twitter post, Tessler explained that Mostert made the decision “after months of unproductive talks” with the 49ers regarding his new contract.

Mostert led San Francisco in rushing last season with 772 yards while adding 10 touchdowns in the process. He was especially valuable to the 49ers in the postseason, leading the way with franchise-record 220 rushing yards in 37-20 NFC Championship Game win against Green Bay Packers. The 28-year-old player finished the playoffs with a total of 336 yards and five TDs.

Mostert signed a three-year extension with the 49ers back in 2019 and is set to earn around $2.5 million in 2020. This makes him the fourth-highest paid back on San Francisco’s roster.

It remains to be seen whether 49ers decides to honor Raheem Mostert, as they aren’t exactly deep on the RB position without him. The team previously traded Matt Breida to Miami Dolphins, and now has only Tevin Coleman and Jeff Wilson as reliable options on besides Mostert. There is also Jerick McKinnon, but he hasn’t played since 2017. 

Mostert entered the league in 2015 and spent time with six different organizations before landing with the 49ers in late 2016. He was exclusively used as a special teams player early in his career before San Francisco gave him a more prominent role in their offense two seasons ago.

The post 49rs’ RB Raheem Mostert Asking for a Trade appeared first on SportzBonanza.

After a knee injury took him out for most of the 2021 NFL season, the Miami Dolphins’ running back Raheem Mostert is ready to go again. Mostert shared the happy news with his social media followers on Monday.

“Wanted to give you all an update … Yah Boy is CLEARED!!! It’s go time!!” wrote Mostert on Twitter.

“It’s been a long journey to get to this point!! I have so many people to thank,” the 30-year-old player added a while later in a series of tweets.

Raheem Mostert, who entered the league as an undrafted free agent in 2015, spent most of his career with the San Francisco 49ers. In six years with the franchise, he played in 46 games and rushed for 1,610 yards and 11 touchdowns while also adding 36 catches for 361 yards and three TDs. The Purdue product went down in Week 1 of the 2021 season with chipped cartilage in his left knee.

Despite the injury, Mostert managed to land a deal with the Miami Dolphins during the offseason. He will reunite with former San Francisco offensive coordinator and now Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel in 2022. Despite the familiarity of the two, Mostert will have to work hard to find a significant role on the offense as Miami added several more running backs in free agency in an attempt to bolster their backfield.

The post Dolphins RB Raheem Mostert Says He’s Cleared for Training Camp appeared first on SportzBonanza.

The San Francisco 49ers appear to have lost a starting running back for the next few weeks after learning that Raheem Mostert suffered a high ankle sprain in the team’s 24-16 over the Rams on Sunday.

Mostert, the 49ers’ leading rusher this season, is probably heading to the injured reserve list for the next three games, at minimum, leaving the Niners and coach Kyle Shanahan without one of their key offensive pieces.

The veteran running back appeared to suffer the injury in the second quarter of the game. He attempted to play in the third quarter, but exited the game and did not return after only one carry.

Jerick McKinnon and rookie JaMycal Hasty shouldered the load at the position during the rest of the game, combining to rush for 15 carries and 55 yards.

If Mostert heads to the injury reserve list, he will miss the Niners’ games at New England, at Seattle, and vs. Green Bay, at minimum. It will be a difficult loss for the Niners to replace, as Mostert’s consistency on the ground has been a crucial element of their success over the past two seasons.

Mostert will now look to recover and speed up his rehabilitation process so that he can return to the field as quickly as possible.

The post 49ers RB Raheem Mostert Suffers High Ankle Sprain appeared first on SportzBonanza.

It appears that running back Raheem Mostert might have a future with San Francisco 49ers after all. According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, Mostert and 49ers’ organization talked and cleared the air regarding the player’s recent trade talks.

Back in early July, Mostert asked for a trade from 49ers after unsuccessful talks about an improved contract. The 28-year-old’s agent Brett Tessler said at the time that the decision was made after “months of unproductive talks” between two sides.

However, things changed in recent weeks as Mostert and “high-ranking member” of the 49ers organization had a conversation about resolving the issue. When reached out for comment, Tessler also expressed optimism about the matter.

Raheem Mostert had a breakthrough season in 2019, leading the 49ers with 772 rushing yards and eight touchdowns. He was also exceptional in the postseason, helping the team to a Super Bowl appearance by rushing for 336 yards and five TDs.

Based on this, Mostert decided to ask for an adjustment of his $2.57 million base salary he is set to earn in 2020. The 49ers’ highest-paid RB at the moment is Tevin Coleman, who is scheduled to receive $4.55 million this year.

The post 49ers and RB Raheem Mostert “Clear Air” after Player’s Trade Request appeared first on SportzBonanza.

San Francisco 49ers’ veteran running back Raheem Mostert wants out and has asked for a trade. The news was confirmed by the player’s agent Brett Tessler via social media. 

In a Twitter post, Tessler explained that Mostert made the decision “after months of unproductive talks” with the 49ers regarding his new contract.

Mostert led San Francisco in rushing last season with 772 yards while adding 10 touchdowns in the process. He was especially valuable to the 49ers in the postseason, leading the way with franchise-record 220 rushing yards in 37-20 NFC Championship Game win against Green Bay Packers. The 28-year-old player finished the playoffs with a total of 336 yards and five TDs.

Mostert signed a three-year extension with the 49ers back in 2019 and is set to earn around $2.5 million in 2020. This makes him the fourth-highest paid back on San Francisco’s roster.

It remains to be seen whether 49ers decides to honor Raheem Mostert, as they aren’t exactly deep on the RB position without him. The team previously traded Matt Breida to Miami Dolphins, and now has only Tevin Coleman and Jeff Wilson as reliable options on besides Mostert. There is also Jerick McKinnon, but he hasn’t played since 2017. 

Mostert entered the league in 2015 and spent time with six different organizations before landing with the 49ers in late 2016. He was exclusively used as a special teams player early in his career before San Francisco gave him a more prominent role in their offense two seasons ago.

The post 49rs’ RB Raheem Mostert Asking for a Trade appeared first on SportzBonanza.