Jaylen Warren shines for Steelers in Week 5 fantasy football analysis
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 12, 2026, 3:12 PM
Last updated Oct 12, 2026

In Week 5, Jaylen Warren had a standout performance with 101 rushing yards and 87 receiving yards, scoring two touchdowns, in Pittsburgh's 34-22 victory against the Indianapolis Colts. His role in the Steelers' offense continues to solidify, demonstrating consistent high-level play. Other notable fantasy performances include Aaron Rodgers throwing for three touchdowns and Isaiah Likely catching 11 passes for 94 yards and two touchdowns. These players' recent performances have significant implications for fantasy managers looking to adjust their rosters as the season progresses.
- •Warren totaled 101 rushing yards and 87 receiving yards.
- •Rodgers threw for three touchdowns in the Colts game.
- •Likely caught 11 passes and scored two touchdowns.
- •Stevenson scored a touchdown in the Patriots' 45-17 win.
- •Mike Evans performed well but consistency remains a question.
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