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Watching high school highlights is typically reserved for your accounting department co-worker who swears he would’ve gone pro if not for a knee injury, but it’s also how Jaylen Warren gets himself psyched to play on Sundays. Despite his collegiate…

Pittsburgh Steelers running back Jaylen Warren revealed that he watches his high school highlights before every game to get mentally prepared. Speaking on The Rich Eisen Show, Warren explained that the routine keeps him grounded, helping him treat NFL games like backyard football rather than letting the moment get too big.
Warren starred at East High School in Utah before playing at Snow College, Utah State, and Oklahoma State. After entering the NFL as an undrafted free agent, he worked his way up to become the starting running back for the Steelers.
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