The Pittsburgh Steelers parted ways with Najee Harris because as good of a rusher as he was, he wasn’t a real red zone threat. He had three, 1,000-yard rushing seasons, but in his final year in Pittsburgh had just six rushing touchdowns.

"It’s a great fit,” Johnson stated. “Learning from Coach Faulkner, he’s one of the greats. As far as [Jaylen] Warren, Najee [Harris] being here, Le’Veon [Bell], all those guys coming here and being successful — Najee had 1,000 yards for four years. That just doesn’t happen for no reason."

Pittsburgh Steelers rookie running back Kaleb Johnson was an impact back last year in college at Iowa. ESPN believes he can do the same in the NFL.