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Tevin Coleman nearly doubled the Carolina Panthers’ scoring by himself Sunday.
The 49ers running back put up 24 points, reaching the end zone for four touchdowns in San Francisco’s rout of Carolina.
First it was a 19-yard scamper up the middle on a misdirection fake screen handoff. Coleman extended the Niners’ lead from four points to 10 (the extra point made it 11) and he led Carolina 6-3 by himself.
This is how we do it! @Teco_Raww | #GoNiners pic.twitter.com/faWTp7wroL
— San Francisco 49ers (@49ers) October 27, 2019
Less than five minutes later, the Niners went ahead and ran a screen, this time to Coleman in the left flat for a 10-yard touchdown.
Coleman 12, Panthers 3.
U Can't Touch This! @Teco_Raww with his second score of the day. #GoNiners pic.twitter.com/zqBA2YfUWL
— San Francisco 49ers (@49ers) October 27, 2019
Coleman capped off the first half with his longest run of the day. He went 48 yards untouched into the Carolina end zone just after the two-minute warning.
Seein' it I2I 👀@Teco_Raww takes it 48 yards to the 🏠for his third TD of the game. #GoNiners https://t.co/REhrA4V98S
— San Francisco 49ers (@49ers) October 27, 2019
And finally, the Niners got Coleman a nice traditional score for good measure. Late in the third quarter, he plowed into the end zone from one yard out with defensive tackle Sheldon Day leading the way from the offset I-formation (OK, maybe it wasn’t that traditional).
That's FOUR TDs for Tevin Coleman! #CARvsSF #GoNiners
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That last score gave Coleman a lead of 24-13 over all the Carolina Panthers, and it was the last snap Coleman played Sunday as Jeff Wilson Jr. and Raheem Mostert took over rushing duties.
With four scores on the day, Coleman tripled his season touchdowns total, giving him six for the year now.
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