Jaylen Warren

Harris and Jaylen Warren — behind a bruising offensive line — ran all over the Seahawks to keep the Steelers' playoff hopes very much alive.

Tomlin has long favored a bell-cow back, but Warren's rare abilities have convinced the coach to go with a split backfield.

Last year, the Steelers' running game powered a late-season revival. Now, it appears they've found that magic again, this time at 6-3.

Canada shook up the Steelers' offense in Week 9, breaking tendencies, tweaking schemes and unleashing first-round rookie Broderick Jones.

With Kenny Pickett injured, now would be a great time for a dormant running game to wake up, as it did in the second half of 2022.

Kenny Pickett and teammates saw the rally as a stepping stone to a better offense, but a veteran with a Super Bowl ring isn't convinced.

The Steelers talked all offseason about being a physical, run-first team, but they got pass-happy even before Sunday's game got out of hand.

The Steelers might have wanted to have a physical, run-heavy offense, but Kenny Pickett is disrupting their best-laid plans.

Porter impressed in his first NFL game, as did other Steelers DBs. Meanwhile, Nick Herbig broke out a new move for his biggest play yet.

Observations from Pittsburgh's organized team activities as the Steelers reach their halfway point.

Warren went from undrafted rookie to the No. 2 back in 2022, now the Steelers are looking for ways to get him even more touches.

Pickett and Pickens are the headliners, but the Steelers have found contributors up and down the draft board, and in undrafted free agency.

In a year of few celebrations, Sunday should be one of them.

The Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Indianapolis Colts 24-17 on Monday night.

Harris played less than 60 percent of the snaps — ceding time to the rookie Warren — but had his best game of the season. Coincidence?

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