Warren was a top-20 RB on a per-game basis in all formats last season, even in non-PPR, but the addition of running back Rico Dowdle and the reports from training camp about how Warren has struggled to unseat Dowdle as the so-called "1A" RB will push his value down a bit. Round 6 might be too rich of a price for Warren, even in full-PPR (wait an extra round or two if catches don't count). It's certainly possible for Warren to have a lot of receptions like Kenneth Gainwell had last year from Aaron Rodgers (73 catches in 2025), but the Steelers did a lot this offseason to improve its receiving corps, and Dowdle can catch the ball too. Plus, Dowdle's 61.5% success rate inside the 5 over the past two seasons is way better than Warren's 27.8%. It's also noteworthy that new Steelers coach Mike McCarthy not only coached Dowdle in Dallas in 2024 but brought him into the NFL as an undrafted free agent back in 2020. Warren is best thought of as a No. 3 running back.