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

I'm Josh Carney.

Second year Pittsburgh Steelers running back, Jaylin Warren, is on quite a run these last three weeks, so much so that he's become the

talk of the league. No seriously, he's the talk of the league at this point.

Over the last three weeks Warren He's the talk of the league at this point.

Over the last three weeks, Warren leads the league in rushing with 317 yards.

And that includes a career high 129 yards in week 11 on the road against the AFC North rival Cleveland Browns.

Warren ripped off a handful of big time runs in the process and one of those earned Good Morning Football's famous

angry runs scepter giving Warren the award for the first time in his career in

the first time this season. So far this year, Warren leads the league in yards per carry with 6.2.

He's first in yards after contact at 4.4 yards per carry. He sits fourth in the NFL and forced missed tackles

on the season and his third in the NFL in 15 plus yard runs with eight. That is one behind teammate Nagee Harris by the way.

The former undrafted running back has gone from a great underdog story going from

snow college to Oklahoma State for one year, then on to the

NFL as an undrafted player, and now into a potentially starring role, becoming

not just a great story, but a great player in the league overall.

Though the Steelers offense has struggled all season long, leading to some changes recently recently as you all are aware of.

Warren has been one of the bright spots on the offense, one of the few, every

single time he touches the football, he's making a big play, giving the Steelers a significant spark offensively.

Week after week, his touches increase and his snap count increases.

Now, with a change at offensive coordinator, could there be more touches and snaps ahead for

Warren?

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