49ers RB Tevin Coleman had 'Lethal Weapon' dislocated shoulder, expected to play in Super Bowl LIV

San Francisco 49ers running back Tevin Coleman suffered a gruesome-looking shoulder injury on Sunday during the first quarter of the NFC title game. He was carted off the field in a great deal of pain afterward, but on Monday head coach Kyle Shanahan shared good news.

Shanahan said Coleman suffered a “Lethal Weapon” type of dislocated shoulder but hopes to have his running back available for Super Bowl LIV.

Shanahan said Tevin Coleman had a “Lethal Weapon” type of dislocated shoulder. That is, Coleman was able to have it popped back in. Shanahan reiterates he thinks Coleman can play in the SB but that the images are not yet in.
— Matt Barrows (@mattbarrows) January 20, 2020

For those unfamiliar with the reference, check out this clip here.

Coleman was a key weapon for the 49ers in some big games this past regular season, and his monster game against the Minnesota Vikings in the divisional-round was key to vaulting the 49ers into the NFC title game.

Needless to say, if he’s ready to roll on Super Bowl Sunday, it certainly won’t hurt the NFC’s best team.