49ers RB Shaun Draughn suffers knee injury against Bengals
Dec 20, 2015 at 2:29 PM
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San Francisco 49ers RB Shaun Draughn injured his knee against the Cincinnati Bengals at Levi's Stadium and is questionable to return. RB Travaris Cadet will take his place on offense.
Due to the injury to RB Carlos Hyde, Draughn was signed by the 49ers on November 2. He has 273 yards on 78 carries this season with one touchdown.
Update:
Draughn has been ruled out against the Bengals. Kendall Gaskins was the running back to actually replace him in the lineup.
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