Raheem Mostert isn't just one of the San Francisco 49ers' (and NFL's) best stories, he's also pretty good at this whole football thing.

Mostert is so good, in fact, that he started off the scoring affairs in the 49ers versus Green Bay Packers NFC Championship on Sunday. With 6:01 left in the first quarter, Mostert scored six, running 36 yards from the left side. Watch below.

Speed kills. Raheem Mostert has speed. He has so much speed that 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan trusted him to pick up a third-and-8. He did that and more, as he dashed through the Packers' off-and-on rush defense to get San Francisco on the board before Green Bay. The Packers couldn't even touch him — a testament to his speed that once made him a track star.

The 49ers are hot. If they can sustain their lead, they will meet the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl.

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