Nate Burleson: One 49er who could become ‘worldwide sensation’ vs. Saints
Nate Burleson of the "Good Morning Football" crew discusses why San Francisco 49ers running back Raheem Mostert could become a "worldwide sensation" versus the New Orleans Saints in Week 14, offering five nickname options for Mostert as well.
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