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Jaylen Warren changed it. The veteran running back rushed for 127 yards behind a revamped offensive line and added 49 receiving yards to key a 30-27 win against the Bengals on Sept. 27 at Acrisure Stadium. It was one of the biggest statistical days of Warren's career on a day when backfield counterpart Rico Dowdle was held out because of a toe injury.
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Warren's 127 rushing yards and 49 receiving yards sparked Steelers' offensive breakthrough with new line.
Warren rushed for 127 yards and added 49 receiving yards in Week 3 against Cincinnati, one of the biggest statistical days of his career, as the Steelers' focal point after offensive line changes (Max Iheanachor replacing Dylan Cook at right tackle, Brock Hoffman replacing Spencer Anderson at guard). He set the tone on the first offensive play with a 30-yard reception, followed by explosive plays including a 13-yard run, 35-yard run, and 26-yard run that set up scoring drives; a 90-plus yard run was negated by holding penalty. McCarthy said Warren 'was the focal point' and 'came up big' despite dealing with a shoulder injury throughout the week.
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