49ers | Raheem Mostert wants to be great

San Francisco 49ers RB Raheem Mostert said he wants to be in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Mostert exploded in the NFC Championship game, rushing for 220 yards and four touchdowns. ‘That’s something I want to be, man. I want to be able to have a gold jacket, and the only way to do that is to be great,’ Mostert said. The 49ers remain deep at running back, with Mostert returning along with Tevin Coleman, Matt Breida and Jerick McKinnon.

Cowboys | Dak Prescott sounds off on police visit to home

Dallas Cowboys QB Dak Prescott had police visit his home in Prosper, Texas, Friday, April 10, on reports that there were more than 10 people at his home. TMZ Sports had reported more than 30 people were at his home, which would be a violation of the CDC’s social distancing guidelines. Police were unable to verify if more than 10 people had been present. Prescott, through a statement, said he had fewer than 10 people at his home for a dinner, not a party. ‘I am very sensitive to the challenges we are all facing and making sure to support the first responders and medical personnel and everyone else putting in long hours … I will continue to make sure to do my part by following the guidelines until we are approved to start returning to normal activities,’ Prescott said. Dallas executive vice president Stephen Jones said the team had been in touch with Prescott and RB Ezekiel Elliott about the report.

Seahawks | Seattle RBs recovery fueling optimism

Seattle Seahawks RBs Chris Carson (hip) and Rashaad Penny (knee) have reportedly made enough progress in the offseason to make offensive coordinator Bryan Schottenheimer ‘feel really good about both of (them) coming back.”Obviously, they both had significant injuries. Chris has been through some injuries before. I think it was his rookie year before I got here he had the leg fracture. I think he’ll be great. It sounds like they’re doing well when we get our updates from those guys. Rashaad (is) a guy that really hasn’t had to deal with that adversity before but I think that we really saw him mature last year. He was really playing terrific football for us. We saw a difference with just the way he practiced, the way he prepared. Nobody wants to see their players get injured but the injury happened at a time where he was really kind of peaking and feeling great about himself and maturing as a young man and as a football player and I think that’s just going to lead into him having a terrific rehab as well,’ Schottenheimer said in an interview with Sports Radio 950 KJR.