49ers RB Tevin Coleman Out For Remainder of NFC Championship

Tevin Coleman added 21 yards on six carries as San Francisco before leaving the game with a shoulder injury. Coleman was later ruled out for the second half.

The 49ers lost a key member of their backfield in the first half of the NFC Championship on Sunday as running back Tevin Coleman exited the game with a shoulder injury. 

Coleman was declared out for the second half, according to FOX's broadcast of Sunday's matchup.

On Monday, head coach Kyle Shanahan said that Coleman dislocated his shoulder, but that he still has a chance to play in the Super Bowl. 

The former Falcons running back tallied six carries for 21 yards before exiting the game. He walked off the field with his arm being held by San Francisco trainers.

That doesn’t look good for Tevin Coleman. #GBvsSF pic.twitter.com/PeplI7X60O

— Steve (@therealspb) January 20, 2020

San Francisco's run game has dominated the Packers even without Coleman on Sunday. Raheem Mostert scored a pair of touchdowns in the first half, crossing the 100-yard mark with a 34-yard scamper into Green Bay territory. 

Follow along to the NFC Championship here. The winner will face the Chiefs in Super Bowl LIV.