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malik mustapha, dominick puni, and pearsall. puni played all but one snap.gained praise from around the league, but he held onto advice from training camp to stay grounded. >> too many pats on the back sets you back. so i put that in my notes. no matter how good people tell you you're doing, you got to stick to what's true. >> mustapha took over as a starting safety and became a guy opposing teams circled. >> my first down hitting kareem hunt. >> renardo green set the single-season pass record as a rookie. he admitted the lengthy season caught up to him. >> they say the season is look and i'm like it ain't that long. i've played football since i was 5 and you go through it and you be like we still got how many games left? >> isaac guerendo stepped up big starting three games, rushing over 400 yards and four scores. >> i'm sure there's people who didn't expect that from me, but being able to show case that is a positive. >> ricky pearsall had the most impressive season, maybe not statistically, but for what he overcame after being shot in the chest. after thi

. >> reporter: mustapha became a die opposing teams circled as he set the tone with big hits. >> kareemy. >> reporter: not against patrick mahomes. >> mahomes one i was like, whatever, it'll be funny. got a cloud off of that, though. on top of the world, best game of my nfl career. and then ended off, again, you know, hit on the ground. >> reporter: green set the 49ers single-season pass breakup record as a rookie. he excelled as a starter but admitted the lengthy season caught up to him. >> i've been playing football since i was 5. you go through it, and then you be like, we still got how many games left? >> reporter: isaac stepped up big for an injured running back room, starting three games rushing for over 400 yards in four scores. >> i'm sure there's people out there who didn't expect that from me, but being able to showcase that, obviously, is a positive. >> reporter: last but not least, ricky pearsall had the most impressive season. maybe not statistically, but for what he overcame after being shot in the chest. after this year, he's happy to just focus on football. >> i'm just e

. >> we are carrying aid messes my says mustapha al cadre, this is a good deed and we are happy to bes operation. >> we can travel with this convoy as far as the israeli border but since the war began, israel does not allow the media to enter gaza and report independently. bbc colleagues living in gaza have been filming every day including today, the first real moment of hope. >> they are waiting for today's meager charity. little wonder that tired tempers fray. when you have lived this struggle every day. the aid from jordan is the tiniest fraction of what is needed here. but it does say to the people of gaza, by your neighbor at least, you are not forgotten. >> i used to shop and go to school and my mom used to cook for me and when i got back, she would tell me to come eat. i dream every day about the cease-fire. i want to go home and for my father to return to us. >> home, a word that holds so much in any language. a word that means dignity. >> and never thought i would be fed by a charity. this is so unfair. if i don't get meals from here, i do not eat so i keep coming. my life as

"we are carrying aid like food and medication for our brothers in gaza," says mustapha.e are happy to be part of this operation." we can travel with this convoy as far as the israeli border, but since the war began, israel does not allow the foreign media to enter gaza and report independently. but our bbc colleagues, living in gaza, have been filming every day, including today — the first real moment of hope. they're waiting for today's meagre charity. little wonder that tired tempers fray when you've lived this struggle every day. the aid from jordan is the tiniest fraction of what's needed here. but it does say to the people of gaza, by your neighbour, at least, you are not forgotten. translation: | used to shop. and go to school, and my mum used to cook for me, and when i got back she would tell me to come and eat. i dream every day about the ceasefire. i want to go home, and for my father to return to us. home — a word that holds so much in any language. a word that means dignity, for this girl, aged 16. translation: i never thought i'd be fed by a charity. - this i

"we are carrying aid like food and medication for our brothers "in gaza," says mustapha.re happy to be part of this operation." we can travel with this convoy as far as the israeli border, but since the war began, israel does not allow the foreign media to enter gaza and report independently. but our bbc colleagues, living in gaza, have been filming every day, including today — the first real moment of hope. they're waiting for today's meagre charity. little wonder that tired tempers fray when you've lived this struggle every day. the aid from jordan is the tiniest fraction of what's needed here. but it does say to the people of gaza, by your neighbour, at least, you are not forgotten. translation: i used to shop and go to school, and my mum _ used to cook for me, and when i got back she would tell me to come and eat. i dream every day about the ceasefire. i want to go home, and for my father to return to us. home — a word that holds so much in any language. a word that means dignity, for this girl, aged 16. translation: i never thought i'd be fed by a charity. _ this is

"we are carrying aid like food and medication for our brothers "in gaza," says mustapha. are happy to be part of this operation." we can travel with this convoy as far as the israeli border, but since the war began, israel does not allow the foreign media to enter gaza and report independently. but our bbc colleagues, living in gaza, have been filming every day, including today — the first real moment of hope. they're waiting for today's meagre charity. little wonder that tired tempers fray when you've lived this struggle every day. the aid from jordan is the tiniest fraction of what's needed here. but it does say to the people of gaza, by your neighbour, at least, you are not forgotten. translation: | used to shop| and go to school, and my mum used to cook for me, and when i got back she would tell me to come and eat. i dream every day about the ceasefire. i want to go home, and for my father to return to us. home — a word that holds so much in any language. a word that means dignity, for this girl, aged 16. translation: i never thought i'd be fed by a charity. - this is

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"we are carrying aid like food and medication for our brothers "in gaza," says mustapha.appy to be part of this operation." we can travel with this convoy as far as the israeli border, but since the war began, israel does not allow the foreign media to enter gaza and report independently. but our bbc colleagues, living in gaza, have been filming every day, including today — the first real moment of hope. they're waiting for today's meagre charity. little wonder that tired tempers fray when you've lived this struggle every day. the aid from jordan is the tiniest fraction of what's needed here. but it does say to the people of gaza, by your neighbour, at least, you are not forgotten. translation: i used to shop and go to school, and my mum _ used to cook for me, and when i got back she would tell me to come and eat. i dream every day about the ceasefire. i want to go home, and for my father to return to us. home — a word that holds so much in any language. a word that means dignity, for this girl, aged 16. translation: i never thought i'd be fed by a charity. _ this is so u