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Welcome to the terrible take, a mini podcast telling Steelers Nation what's on our mind.

I'm Joe Clark.

I genuinely believe that the Pittsburgh Steelers running back room will be better off with Rico

Dowdle and Jillyn Warren than it was with Kenneth Gainwell and Jalen Warren.

Gainwell was a big loss for the Steelers and deserved to win the team MVP last season.

He was a major asset on the passing attack, but as a pure runner, I like the addition to Dowdell. He's got good power, but also as patient and agile. He'll go over 1,000 yards on the ground each of the past two seasons is certainly notable. I like how he pairs with Warren as both are physical runners,

but Dowdo can also be more of an early downback,

while working on. of the past two seasons, it's certainly notable. I like how he pairs with Warren as both are physical runners, but Dowdell can also be more of an early downback while Warren goes back to handling a third down roll. I wouldn't be surprised if the two had a somewhat equal share on the backfield, and I think the run game will be much improved. There were times last year when Warren struggled to get going on the ground, and Gano would seem to follow suit, forcing the Steelers to throw more. I think Dowdell can be an effective option, given that he's led a backfield each of the past two years. If Warren gets off to a slow start, Dowdell can be a spark and vice versa. I view the situations of the Steel is essentially having two RB-1s, and I think the ground game will benefit. While losing Gainwell does hurt the passing attack, having Michael Pittman Jr. in the fold and presumably more additions coming to the receiver room should make up for that loss, and doubt it can be a better runner. I'm excited about the duo. I hope they can prove me right and improve Pittsburgh's past rushing attack. Be sure to follow us at cosd Depot.com and check out episodes of the Terrible Take

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