Overview
- Warren’s agents at Aura Sports Group announced the two-year extension on Sept. 1, keeping him under contract with Pittsburgh through the 2027 season.
- Reporting from multiple outlets says the deal includes $12 million guaranteed and pays him over $7 million in 2025, with the overall three-year package (including his RFA tender) near $17.5 million.
- Head coach Mike Tomlin said Warren will be the Steelers’ featured runner, with Kenneth Gainwell and rookie Kaleb Johnson in supporting roles on the depth chart.
- Warren went from undrafted in 2022 to RB1 after Najee Harris departed in free agency for the Chargers, following Pittsburgh’s decision to decline Harris’ fifth-year option last year.
- Despite no career starts, Warren has averaged about 4.8 yards per carry with strong receiving and pass-protection work, setting up an evaluation of his capacity to handle a starter’s workload.