Behind the Steel Curtain on Jaylen Warren
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Warren was third in the NFL in scrimmage yards through eight weeks of play, and remains in fifth after the bye week. His 6.93 yards per touch this season is the highest in football and 1.31 yards higher than the next closest running back (Bijan Robinson). Through eight games, Warren has rushed for 704 yards on 119 carries, averaging an impressive 5.9 yards per attempt. He's also added 294 receiving yards on 25 receptions, giving him 998 yards from scrimmage and three total touchdowns.
STACKED’s take
Warren is consensus mid-season MVP with 998 scrimmage yards and 6.93 yards per touch (NFL-high).
Warren is the consensus mid-season MVP across the Behind the Steel Curtain staff. He was third in the NFL in scrimmage yards through eight weeks and remains fifth after the bye week. Through eight games, Warren has rushed for 704 yards on 119 carries (5.9 yards per attempt) and added 294 receiving yards on 25 receptions for 998 yards from scrimmage and three total touchdowns. His 6.93 yards per touch is the highest in football, 1.31 yards higher than the next closest running back (Bijan Robinson). Multiple staff members cite Warren as the engine and igniter of Pittsburgh's offense and the biggest reason the Steelers are 6-2; he has emerged as one of the game's three-to-five best running backs.
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