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After a stagnant first half for the Pittsburgh Steelers, they finally caught a break to open up the third quarter, with a game-changing run from RB Jaylen Warren. On the second play of the second half, Warren broke off a 74-yard run for a touchdown.
Jaylen Warren goes 74 yards!
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It marked the longest regular-season rushing touchdown for the Steelers since Willie Parker in the 2005 season, which ironically also came on the road against the Cleveland Browns. The 80-yard rushing touchdown was one of many scores for the team that day, with Jerome Bettis, Verron Haynes and Parker all notching rushing touchdowns on the day.
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