Behind the Steel Curtain on Jaylen Warren

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neither the Jaylen Warren-led running game nor the T.J. Watt-led defense are very good... while the run game found a spark in Jaylen Warren, the playcalling has often put the ball in Rodgers' hands. He has 167 dropbacks; the Steelers have run the ball just 86 times.
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Warren leads a struggling run game; playcalling favors Rodgers' dropbacks over run volume.

Jaylen Warren leads the Steelers running game, but that running game is not very good overall. While Warren found a spark in Week 4, the playcalling has often put the ball in Aaron Rodgers' hands instead of establishing the run game; the Steelers have run the ball just 86 times through four weeks compared to 167 dropbacks. This offensive imbalance limits Warren's fantasy upside despite his role as the lead back.

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