For the third straight week, second-year running back Jaylen Warren was the best player on the field offensively for the Pittsburgh Steelers.
On the road Sunday against the Cleveland Browns, Warren had a career day, rushing for 129 yards on nine carries, ripping off a 74-yard touchdown on the second play of the second half to give the Steelers some life. Warren was the Steelers’ offense throughout, generating 145 yards of total offense on just 12 touches. The Steelers had just 249 yards of total offense on the day.
Yet, Warren had just 12 touches, and the Steelers scored just 10 points in a miserable offensive showing.