Jaylen Warren vs Najee Harris: The Full Breakdown
This is a genuine coin flip on paper. Jaylen Warren finished the 2025 season at 12.3 PPG over 16 games with the Pittsburgh Steelers, while Najee Harris clocked in at 12.8 across 17 appearances for the Pittsburgh Steelers. A 0.5-point gap means any given week could go either way.
With a margin this thin, season averages are not the deciding factor. Weekly variables like opponent defense, game script, and injury status carry more weight than a fraction of a PPG. The right start in Week 6 might be the wrong start in Week 14.
Jaylen Warren is the receiving back in this matchup, turning 40 targets into 333 yards, while Najee Harris profiles as a more traditional rusher with 1010 rushing yards and 6 touchdowns. In PPR and half-PPR formats Jaylen Warren carries the higher weekly floor. In standard leagues the gap tightens considerably.
One thing to note: both players share a Week 9 bye. That means you need a backup plan at running back for that week, especially if one of these two is your starter.
