After Tevin Coleman went down with what has now been diagnosed as a high-ankle sprain, Raheem Mostert came in and provided a much needed spark to an otherwise stagnant offense. I really don’t understand the reason Kyle Shanahan felt the need to channel his inner Jimmy Raye, but those runs up the middle weren’t working. So it was rather refreshing when Mostert came in and bounced his runs outside. He finished the day with 9 carries for 40 yards, and looked just like the electric runner from last year whose opportunity was cut short by a broken arm.
Golden Nuggets: Mostert’s Time to Shine
