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Jaylen Warren is doing almost everything except scoring touchdowns. He has 309 rushing yards and 143 receiving yards through four games, including 93 yards on 17 carries plus three catches for 33 yards in Week 4. PFM's live profile credits him with 6.6 yards per touch, one of the best marks at the position, while his backfield share sits at 72.8%.
That combination makes the zero-touchdown total stand out. Warren is averaging 18.8 opportunities per game and owns a 13.9% target share, so the workload is not the problem. PFM has him RB25 for the rest of the season after ranking him RB16 in Week 4. If Pittsburgh starts finishing more drives through him, Warren has a clear path to outperform the ROS rank without needing any additional role growth.