Pittsburgh Steelers RB Jaylen Warren ‘appears to be ready’ to be the team’s top running back in 2025, according to head coach Mike Tomlin.
‘I certainly feel comfortable with his ability to do so. He got hampered by injury some in 2024. He appears to be ready to answer that. I know he’s really excited about his opportunity. I don’t think myself or anyone within the question his talents in regards to managing the ability to manage potentially that role,’ Tomlin said.
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