Steelers prepare a large workload for Jaylen Warren after the departure of the Najea Harris

Steelers running Jaylen Warren must be ready for a lot of brackets this season.

Last year’s leading Rushher, Najee Harris, left in the free agency. Warren was Steelers’ no. 2 back 2024. Year, and 120 carries in 511 meters and one touch, and this year Pittsburgh plans to wear it. When asked if Warren can process more touches, heads for head on the head Mike Tomlin replied, “Certainly.”

Warren said that the whole of his extrazons was preparing to prepare for a great workload.

“I was closer to this extra-range other“” Said Warren, Via Steelers.com. “I have done a lot more things for longevity, instead of my old school training as I just get tanks and run 30 hills. I had to adjust. This game is about longevity. And as they say, the best ability is availability.”

Last season, Steelers ran the ball 533 times in 17 games, and Harris had 263 of them or a little less than half. Traveling Justin Fields and Russell Wilson in combination for 105, and they replaced them Aaron Rodgers, who do not run as often. The Uffasive Coordinator of Steelers Arthur Smith said when you lose half of your bracket, running back should be reinforced.

“You generally have 500 plus in the regular season,” Smith said. “You’re talking about 1,100 little things. You would like to be on the lung side of 500. That means you’re in more than 500 minutes. You’re in the fact that you lost our most, and that’s very durable, and that’s very durable.”

Warren said he had “no doubt” that he can pick up the weak.