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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