Running back Shaun Draughn gets some coaching experience
Posted Jul 25, 2013
Second-year running back Shaun Draughn was unable to participate in the Chiefs’ offseason program and mini-camps because of a sports hernia, but he did not fall behind in learning the new offense installed by coach Andy Reid. In fact, Draughn, who received permission to take part in the rookie camp, believes he’s ahead of the learning curve because he helped coach the running backs while he was recuperating.
(Kansas City Star)
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