Analyst ranks jaylen warren 20th among nfl running backs

Pittsburgh Steelers running back Jaylen Warren earned a top-20 ranking from analyst Gregg Rosenthal following a strong 2025 season. The undrafted player showed efficiency with increased volume after Najee Harris left the team.

Rosenthal highlighted Warren's ability to make defenders miss on runs and his effectiveness as a receiver during an appearance on the NFL Daily podcast Friday. He noted that Warren led the league in missed tackle percentage last season while maintaining productivity with more carries.

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Analysts mock Toledo safety McNeil-Warren to Steelers at No. 21 amid predicted early safety run

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FOX Sports' Nick Wright, ESPN's Peter Schrager, and Daniel Jeremiah have endorsed Toledo safety Emmanuel McNeil-Warren as the Pittsburgh Steelers' pick at No. 21 in the 2026 NFL Draft. Schrager forecasts a historic first-round run on top safeties, with the Steelers—the only team to host McNeil-Warren for a pre-draft visit—needing young talent at the position.

Bleacher Report analyst Moe Moton has ranked the Pittsburgh Steelers' running back tandem of Jaylen Warren and Rico Dowdle as the No. 7 duo in the NFL entering the 2026 season.

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Pittsburgh Steelers running backs coach Ramon Chinyoung expressed excitement about Jaylen Warren's pass protection skills during comments made earlier this week.

CBS Sports analyst Ryan Wilson argued that edge rusher ranks among the Pittsburgh Steelers' top needs ahead of the NFL draft. He suggested drafting Clemson defensive end T.J. Parker at No. 21 overall is a reasonable idea. Wilson highlighted concerns about the position's future depth on Pittsburgh's roster.

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NFL analysts are praising the Pittsburgh Steelers' defensive signings during the early 2026 free agency period, highlighted in prior coverage of the team's first-week moves. Experts like Gregg Rosenthal, John Breech, and Kay Adams see improved depth addressing last season's secondary woes.

CBS Sports analyst Emory Hunt praised the Pittsburgh Steelers for their offseason additions, saying the team looks stronger than last year's division-winning squad.

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