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The Pittsburgh Steelers are going to continue to establish the run on Sunday against the Green Bay Packers.

Last Thursday against the Cincinnati Bengals was the best performance of Steelers I've had on the ground

and running by Jaylon Warner is the catalyst with 127 rushing yards.

The Packers boast one of the best pass rushes and football on Munnorsons.

They also feature Rishon Gary opposite him.

If the Steelers are you going to beat Green Bay, slowing down the rush is essential.

The best way to do that is to run the ball effectively.

This is a team that just can't get to one-dimensional.

And while Iron Rogers has been good this year, the Steelers need to prove they can run the

ball effectively on a consistent basis.

It's going to be difficult against a Packers team that has the second best round defense of the league on a yards per game basis.

There's only allowed 76 and a half yards per game on the ground this year.

But if the Steelers can find a way to have success against running the football,

the offense is going to flow a lot better on Sunday and it'll open things up for Rogers to be able to get a win against the only team in the NFL that he hasn't beaten.

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