Jaylen Warren

There's not much to say here. As a team, the Steelers rushed 17 times for 56 scoreless yards and were quickly demoralized by a physical Eagles' defense. Warren's 12 rushing yards were just two less than the 14 Najee Harris had on the day, and his two targets were his fewest since Week 10's game against the Commanders. Warren profiles as an RB3/FLEX play in next week's game against the Ravens.

The Steelers only had 12 RB carries against the Eagles and no runners had over 14 yards on the day. Najee Harris ran six times for 14 yards while Jaylen Warren ran four times for 12 yards. It was a disappointing day all around. They each had one catch on the day as well.

Najee Harris led the Steelers in carries and rushing yards for Sunday's win over the Browns. His 16 rushes beat Jaylen Warren by seven and Cordarrelle Patterson by 12. But Harris managed just 53 yards. His 3.3 per rush trailed Warren's 5.2. Harris did, at least, get the team's only rushing score. Harris also watched Warren control receiving work, though.

It was another efficient day for Warren, who averaged 6.5 yards per touch while ripping off four plays of 10-plus yards. Warren didn't find the end zone in this one, but he continues to be a reliable RB3/Flex play for managers in half/full-PPR leagues. He'll remain as such when the Steelers take on the Eagles in Week 15.

What stands out most about the box score is that Warren only handled three carries in a game where Najee Harris had to leave the game for a drive and a half in the first quarter. When Harris was out, it was Cordarrelle Patterson who handled the majority of the carries, which puts a little bit of doubt into what Warren's ultimate ceiling would be if Harris were to miss any time.