For much of the 2023 season, if not all of it, the external momentum had been turning away from Pittsburgh Steelers RB Najee Harris and toward Jaylen Warren. Especially in the past three games, it had been Warren doing much of the heavy lifting and finding the holes and creases and making the difference-making plays.
Not that Harris had been a bystander. Although his numbers dipped last week, he was still performing during the same stretch, and finding the end zone as well. Yesterday, it was Warren who struggled to a degree and Harris who picked up the slack.