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Jaylen Warren is the engine behind the Steelers' 6-2 start

The Pittsburgh Morning News teamFrom Saturday’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you're wondering how the Steelers got to 6-2 and the top of the AFC North, start with Jaylen Warren. He tied a career high with 143 yards rushing and scored on his 28th birthday in the 27-6 win over Cleveland last Sunday. Now Pittsburgh is on its bye week.

Warren tied a career high with 143 yards on Sunday

143
rushing yards, tying his career high
5.9
yards per carry, tops in the NFL
51
yards on his longest run against Cleveland
3rd
in the NFL in yards from scrimmage

Sources: Tribune Chronicle, WKBN.com

“He's a bowling ball with teeth, man. You can't get him down.”

T.J. Watt, Steelers outside linebacker

His 51-yard run on third-and-13 set up a Chris Boswell field goal. A half-dozen Cleveland defenders had a shot at him before the seventh brought him down.

  • Team rushing: 200 yards, 160 of them in the first half
  • Sacks: Steelers sacked Deshaun Watson eight times
  • Streak: 23rd straight regular-season win over Browns at Acrisure
  • Rico Dowdle: 191 total yards over the last three games

The Steelers beat the Browns 27-6 to lead the AFC North

  • Browns6
    Steelers27
    Final

Source: WKBN.com

Sources: Tribune Chronicle, WKBN.com

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