The Pittsburgh Steelers are considering a potential contract extension for running back Najee Harris, despite previous assumptions that he would leave after the 2024 season. Reports indicate that the team plans to offer Harris a two- or three-year deal worth $7 to $10 million annually, following discussions at the NFL Scouting Combine. Harris, a former Pro Bowler, has demonstrated remarkable durability, having rushed for over 1,000 yards in each of his first four seasons. This consistency has led both head coach Mike Tomlin and president Art Rooney II to highlight his importance in Pittsburgh's future plans. Meanwhile, backup running back Jaylen Warren is likely to receive a tender from the Steelers as he has established a solid role in the offense.