News about Raheem Mostert

Devon Mostert, the wife of Miami Dolphins running back Raheem Mostert, says she's facing hateful, racist backlash from liberals after defending Ron DeSantis against Kamala Harris. 'This is gross,' Devon exclusively told Fox News . 'I truly can't imagine sliding into someone's DMs or commenting on somebody's picture of their family talking about the skin color of my kids.' Devon, who is white, and Raheem, who is black, were married in 2017 and have three sons. And while she says she brushed off someone calling her a 'white, snowflake, gold-digging wife,' Devon was less tolerant when someone referenced her children. 'When you talk about my kids, you're really crossing a line,' she said.

The wife of Miami Dolphins star Raheem Mostert has taken aim at Kamala Harris over her 'garbage' claim that Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is rejecting her calls regarding Hurricane Milton. Harris tore into DeSantis as the devastating storm continued to rip through Florida this week, accusing him of giving her the cold shoulder when she tried to offer support. 'Moments of crisis, if nothing else - should really be the moment that anyone who calls themselves a leader says they're going to put politics aside and put the people first,' the Vice President said about DeSantis.

One fantasy football player in America had the injury bug hit their team hard. The wipeout was so harsh, their entire team from Week 1 has now been sidelines except for the Saints defense. There have been more than a dozen high-profile injuries already in the NFL season, with many of those players having key roles for their team. Playing a ton earns you interest in many facets, one of them being coveted in fantasy football.

According to the paper, two revisions were made to a regular's lineup, although wild-card and divisional round games were still underway. The perpetrator is unknown. 'With support from a public source, we were able to report a post-deadline move in one of our NFFC Post-Season Hold'Em contests that was quickly revealed, resulting in SportsHub being able to take immediate action to address the problem without any effect on the contest's findings,' NFFC founder Greg Ambrosius wrote to ESPN.'

In the NFL Playoffs, the Kansas City Chiefs are overwhelming favorite at 4/9 to beat the Miami Dolphins. Tua Tagovailoa and Co. are, on the other hand, 15/8 strangers who triggered the uproar at Arrowhead. In addition to the above-mentioned "Match Winners" category, there are also two 'Price Boosts' available for this contest. 'Mahomes and Tua Tagovailoa to throw for 250+ passing yards at 3/1, and 'Isiah Pacheco and Raheem Mostert to both score a touchdown at 7/2 are among the boosts.'

On Sunday, Jackson threw for 321 yards and five touchdowns against the Dolphins, bringing home the Ravens' first AFC North title since 2019, Jackson's first MVP season since 2019. The Ravens are now 13-1. Serenaded with periodic 'MVP!' Jackson went 18 of 21 passes at M&T Bank Stadium, bringing chants from the home crowd.

Raheem Mostert, the Miami Dolphins' running back, has etched his name in franchise history by smashing the record for the most rushing touchdowns in a season. To beat Ricky Williams' old record, the majorityert took a handoff from two yards outside the end zone for six points. Mostert now has 17 rushing touchdowns and leads the league in touchdowns from scrimmage with 19.

When his side meets the Las Vegas Raiders today, Sky Bet is showing odds of 11/2 for elite Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill's first touchdown of the season. Hill's 11/2 odds make him the best-backed in the industry at the time of writing, as well as his colleague Raheem Mostert, who is second-favourite at 6/1. In the betting lines with Sky Bet, De'Von Achane, Josh Jacobs, and Jaylen Waddle round out the five favorites, with the trio earning 8/1, 8/1, and 9/1 respectively to bag the game's first touchdown.

As players continue to press for the change, the NFL will possibly have to pay almost $12 million to convert all of its artificial fields to grass. Fourteen fields (and 16 teams) currently use an artificial playing surface at their stadium, and a growing number of players have expressed their preference for grass. According to Front Office Sports, making the change would cost the league will be costly, with totaling the tab at $11.9 million.