While the sample size is small, there’s one notable takeaway from the Pittsburgh Steelers’ goal-line session during Sunday’s physical padded practice. Jaylen Warren was the lead runner for the period. Over the six plays the offense ran from the 1, Warren received two carries. Both came with the starting offense, the first carry of the period and the final one when Mike Tomlin put in the starters on both sides of the ball. On the final rep, Warren found the end zone to save a little face for a defense that won most of the reps.
To be clear, Najee Harris saw work here, too.