Draughn carried 11 times for 43 yards and caught two of three targets for just eight yards in Sunday's loss to the Browns.
The veteran entered the game on the back of four straight productive outings, but he was unable to make his typical impact in the passing game Sunday despite posting his highest yards per carry average (3.9) during that time. Draughn still faces little competition in the 49ers backfield, as no other back had more than two carries on Sunday, and he should remain modestly productive for as long as the team can hang in games. That is unlikely to happen in Week 15, when San Francisco hosts the 10-3 Bengals.