Behind the Steel Curtain on Jaylen Warren

ArticleSteelers Week 3 grades in win over Bengals
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Warren had a career day, putting up a career-best 176 yards from scrimmage. Had his run of north of 80 yards not been taken away due to a ticky-tack penalty, we could be talking about Warren topping 200 yards on the ground. Keep feeding No. 30.
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Warren's career-best 176 yards from scrimmage proves he deserves larger role

Warren posted a career-best 176 yards from scrimmage in Week 3, averaging 7.5 yards per carry. An 84-yard run was negated due to a holding penalty, and he also lost yardage and a touchdown to a turf-related play, meaning his actual production was suppressed. The source emphasizes that Warren carried the load in the absence of Ric Dowdle and proved he deserves a larger offensive role even when Dowdle returns healthy. Both graders awarded him an A or A+ grade, with one saying 'Keep feeding No. 30.'

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