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The Steelers secured a crucial 29-24 win against the Lions, with standout performances from Kenneth Gainwell and Jaylen Warren, and strong coaching, bringing them closer to the playoffs despite some defensive lapses late in the game.
Jaylen Warren was named Digest Player of the Week after rushing for 143 yards and two touchdowns, leading the Steelers' dominant performance against the Detroit Lions' top rushing offense.
Steelers running back Jaylen Warren is questionable for the Monday night game against the Dolphins due to an illness, but remains optimistic about playing. Other Steelers players are also dealing with injuries or are ruled out.
Steelers running back Jaylen Warren is inactive for the game against the Vikings in Ireland due to a knee issue, leading the team to rely on other running backs like Kenneth Gainwell, Kaleb Johnson, and Trey Sermon. Several other players from both teams are also inactive.
Jaylen Warren, the Steelers' running back, is questionable for the Week 4 game against the Vikings due to a knee injury, while other key players like Alex Highsmith are ruled out, and some players are expected to play.
Jon Gruden predicts a big game for Steelers' Jaylen Warren, suggesting he should get 17-20 carries and be featured in the passing game, as he believes Warren is the team's best skill player and could have a significant impact against the Patriots.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have signed running back Jaylen Warren to a new three-year contract, recognizing his contributions over three seasons where he has accumulated significant rushing and receiving yards, with his best season in 2023.
Steelers' starting running back Jaylen Warren has signed a two-year extension through 2027, including $12 million guaranteed, solidifying his role after becoming the team's lead back following Najee Harris's departure.
Running back Jaylen Warren has agreed to a two-year extension with the Pittsburgh Steelers, securing his position on the team through the 2026 and 2027 seasons, after joining as an undrafted player in 2022 and making significant contributions in both regular season and postseason games.
The Pittsburgh Steelers rewarded undrafted running back Jaylen Warren with a three-year, $17.25 million contract, recognizing his hard work and role as the team's No. 1 back, despite drafting a rookie and signing other players at the position.
Steelers running back Jaylen Warren has adjusted his offseason training to handle a larger workload in 2025 following Najee Harris's departure, aiming to be the primary ball carrier. The team is also focusing on improving communication on defense, integrating rookies like Derrick Harmon, and preparing for roster changes before training camp. Additionally, punter Cameron Johnston has returned from injury, providing the team with two top-tier punting options.
Pittsburgh Steelers players, including RB Jaylen Warren, are noticing significant improvements in the offense under new coordinator Arthur Smith compared to the previous coordinator, Matt Canada. The team feels more unified and clear about their offensive strategy, with Smith providing clear communication and high expectations. While the team is still developing its identity, the early signs are positive, contrasting sharply with the confusion and lack of direction under Canada.
Justin Fields dismissed the idea of being used as a kickoff returner, clarifying that Steelers special teams coordinator Danny Smith was merely sending a message about versatility. Fields found the social media reaction amusing and emphasized his focus on learning the offense and competing as a quarterback.
Liz Loza reflects on the 2023 fantasy football season, discussing the performance of players like Trevor Lawrence, DJ Moore, Puka Nacua, Jaylen Warren, Kyren Williams, and Sam LaPorta. She emphasizes the balance between data and emotions in fantasy decision-making, highlighting lessons learned and insights gained from the season.
Pittsburgh Steelers running back Jaylen Warren's comments about wide receiver George Pickens' lack of effort in blocking during a recent game have raised concerns about team camaraderie. Warren stated that he would have blocked for Pickens if the roles were reversed, but acknowledged that players have different approaches to the game. Reporter Ray Fittipaldo believes that many players in the locker room share Warren's thoughts and do not want to play with someone who prioritizes self-preservation over team success. While some players may privately express their frustration, it remains to be seen how these issues will be resolved within the team.