Jaylen warren of the pittsburgh steelers was given some serious credit from an unexpected source recently: the baltimore ravens. Ravens cornerback marlon humphrey brought his secondary-mate, safety kyle hamilton, on as a guest on his punch line podcast last week, and the discussion turned to fits for potential nfl free agents this offseason. When hamilton inquired about tennessee titans all-pro derrick henry’s suitability, hamilton said he would dismiss pittsburgh because the steelers already have a full backfield.
Hamilton said, “they already have two good backs.” “jaylen warren, that boy is running fast,” he said. Respect to him.” the two ravens defensive backs asked warren or kansas city chiefs running back isaiah pacheco to be the harder runner. “jaylen warren should be running like this because he doesn’t have these extra two yards,” hamilton said. “we saw a lot of jaylen warren on the streets,” jaylen warren said. He had about 60 percent of the yards on that one drive against pittsburgh, at pittsburgh. He hurdled ronald darby, spun me, and then scored a touchdown at the end of the game,” humphrey said, remarking on the challenges of brining down the steelers’ bruise rusher. “you did tackle him,” he said. You had a good tackle.
You are one of the best tackling corners in the league, and that’s one thing i’ll tell you. “when i made that tackle, i surprised myself.” I think he thought i was going low, but i didn’t.” “that was a good tackle,” he said. After that tackle, you were hurt,” warren said, “i remember helping you up and you were like, ‘urrghhh.’” warren has a tough line on his team, but it must be encouraging for him to hear that the defenders on his team’s fiercest rival have his respect.
