Daily Dawg Tags: How the Cleveland Browns impacted Raheem Mostert
By Dan Justik
The Daily Dawg Tags brings you all the Cleveland Browns news you need to know, including how being cut by the Browns impacted Raheem Mostert.
The Cleveland Browns have become a prominent team of cutting a player, but then that player finds their footing with another team and becomes a key contributor. For the 2019 season example of that, look no further than 49ers running back Raheem Mostert.
The Browns cut Mostert before the 2016 season. Mostert was cut by two more teams after the Browns before he landed with the San Francisco 49ers at the end of the 2016 season. Mostert gave a glimpse of the impact he can make 2018, but finally exploded onto the scene in 2019.
Mostert has become a key player for the 49ers after they gave him the chance to prove his talent on the field. With how many times he had been cut prior to joining the 49ers, Mostert had been waiting for a team to give him chance.
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Today’s featured article explains Mostert’s connection with Cleveland beyond the Browns and how the Browns cutting him ultimately impacted him.
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"“Going through that [in Cleveland], it just made me stronger,’’ Mostert said. “I got immune to being cut. I just wanted to show the world what I can do.’’"
The Browns were the perfect fit for Mostert because his family’s connection to the city and what he had been through in the past. Although it was a cut that hurt him the most, the move made him mentally stronger and helped him land on his feet with the 49ers.
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