Now that Najee Harris has moved on to Los Angeles, Jaylen Warren finds himself in pole position to be the No. 1 running back for the Pittsburgh Steelers this season.
It’s an opportunity to seize hold of the starting role and prove he can be as good as many expect him to be in a leading role.
Yet, former NFL running back and current NFL Network analyst Maurice Jones-Drew has plenty of questions about Warren entering the 2025 season. In his piece ranking each of the 32 RB1s around the league, Jones-Drew has Warren ranked among the league’s worst.