Warren's Career-High 143 Powers Steelers' 27-6 Rout of Browns

Jaylen Warren tied his career high with 143 rushing yards and a touchdown on 17 carries as the Pittsburgh Steelers rolled past the Cleveland Browns 27-6 in Week 8. Warren was the engine of a dominant Pittsburgh ground game, repeatedly finding room against a Browns defence that had no answer for the Steelers' rushing attack. His 143 yards matched the best rushing performance of his career and set the tone for a comfortable victory in which Pittsburgh controlled the game on the ground from start to finish. The win underlined how dangerous the Steelers can be when their running game is clicking, with Warren's physical, downhill style wearing Cleveland down over the course of the afternoon. Averaging more than eight yards per carry, he consistently moved the chains and kept Pittsburgh ahead of schedule, allowing the Steelers to dictate the tempo and keep the Browns offence watching from the sideline. Cleveland, meanwhile, were left to rue another difficult day as they fell to a heavy defeat against a divisional rival. For Warren, the performance was a reminder of his value as a lead back, and for Pittsburgh it was a statement win built the old-fashioned way: by running the ball better than the team across the line of scrimmage.