What happened: Pro Football Focus highlighted running back Jaylen Warren's continued effectiveness against crowded defensive fronts. The analytical evaluation emphasized that opposing defenses struggle to slow Warren without committing extra personnel to the box.
Why it matters: Warren, in his fifth NFL season, previously earned All-Pro level marks from PFF for his tackle-breaking efficiency. His ability to consistently generate yardage against loaded boxes forces schematic adjustments and opens secondary passing lanes.
By the numbers: Warren has rushed 119 times for 704 yards (5.9 yards per carry) and two touchdowns in 2026 through eight games.
What to watch: Opposing defensive fronts face the challenge of containing Warren's inside rushing as the 2026 regular season enters its second half.