It was a good night for the Pittsburgh Steelers’ running backs, at least toward the top half of the depth chart. While Anthony McFarland Jr. led the way with 55 yards on 10 rushes, the top trio each found the end zone in succession—first Najee Harris, then Jaylen Warren, and finally the team’s rushing leader in the Steelers’ blowout win over the Atlanta Falcons.
That’s what they want to see more of, all of the backs supporting and building off one another. Harris told Missi Matthews during last night’s game broadcast on KDKA-TV that they were all betting with one another “to see if all of us could get a touchdown”.