Behind the Steel Curtain on Jaylen Warren
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Against the Bengals, he finished with 127 rushing yards and a 7.5-yard average, not including an 87-yard run that was taken back due to a questionable holding call. And in the passing game, Warren added another 49 receiving yards, and continued to shine as a pass protector... Warren remains one of the NFL's most underrated running backs. He's also clearly been the Steelers' best and most consistent skill position player through three weeks.
STACKED’s take
Warren's 176-yard, bell-cow performance proves he's the Steelers' RB1 and most underrated skill player.
Warren delivered a bell-cow performance in Week 3 against Cincinnati with 127 rushing yards at 7.5 yards per carry (plus an 87-yard run negated by holding call) and 49 receiving yards, while continuing to excel as a pass protector. He forced 10 missed tackles on 20 touches for a career-high 176 scrimmage yards, gaining 69 of his 127 rushing yards before contact—a stark improvement from -14 yards before contact in his first two games. Max Iheanachor notes Warren is one of the NFL's most underrated running backs and the Steelers' best and most consistent skill position player through three weeks, deserving a larger workload moving forward as an every-down threat.
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