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Jaylen Warren still with 21 touches for 140 yards. Bro, I I got people telling me I need to come at you hard and like just keep revisiting this debate every week because you're wrong. Jaylen Warren's awesome. He's so good... unless Warren's not averaging nine yards per carry, it's going to be closer a closer split than what we saw. Rico Dattle had two more targets than Warren. And then Rico Dattle got all the work inside the 10... 20 carries, 63 yards... 20 carries, five catches. Not an efficient day, but still put up fantasy points.
STACKED’s take
Elite efficiency but backfield split tightening; Dattle owns red zone and passing work.
Warren dominated the Steelers backfield in Week 7 with 21 touches for 140 yards against New Orleans, significantly outpacing Rico Dattle. Warren ranks in the elite tier for yards after contact per attempt and miss tackles forced per attempt over the last four years, placing him alongside elite backs in efficiency metrics. However, his role faces pressure from Dattle's superior red zone and receiving work; unless Warren averages nine yards per carry, the backfield split will tighten significantly. Warren has only one carry inside the 10 all season, while Dattle got all the work inside the 10 in Week 7, and Dattle had two more targets than Warren through the air. XFP backfield share suggests a 50/50 split going forward, creating concern in weeks where Warren isn't super efficient. In Week 7 specifically, Warren carried 20 times for 63 yards and added five catches—inefficient on a per-touch basis but still accumulated fantasy points through volume.
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