As expected, the Pittsburgh Steelers have tendered an offer to Jaylen Warren, a former undrafted rookie who has proven to be a productive NFL running back. By tendering Warren, the Steelers have the right to retain him by matching any offer sheet he would sign with another team.

NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported the Pittsburgh Steelers placed a second-round tender on running back Jaylen Warren.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have tendered a contract offer to restricted free agent running back Jaylen Warren, securing his rights for

Per Tom Pelissero of NFL Media, Pittsburgh has placed a second-round restricted free agent tender on Warren. That means if any team would like to sign Warren, it would owe Pittsburgh a second-round pick.

NFL free agents are free to openly negotiate with other teams, the Pittsburgh Steelers took a significant step toward retaining one of their free-agent running backs when they tendered Jaylen Warren a contract for 2025.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have made loud noises of late, particularly after pulling off a massive trade with the Seattle Seahawks that saw them land wide receiver DK Metcalf, thus addressing a need for anothe weapon downfield.

The Pittsburgh Steelers placed a second-round tender on running back Jaylen Warren, likely removing a potential coveted restricted free agent from the market, his agents told NFL Network on Monday.

Najee Harris' Steelers future remains uncertain as he is a pending free agent. Regardless of what happens on that front, though, Jaylen

The Pittsburgh Steelers have placed the second-round restricted tender on RB Jaylen Warren, per his agents. This information comes from Tom Pelissero, confirming that the team values Warren highly as a key piece of their offense moving forward.