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Tyler Warren

TE·Indianapolis Colts·#84·6'6"·256 lb·Rookie·Penn State
UNDERPAIDTier 2Round 1, pick 14 in 2025
Updated November 10, 2026
87.2
Model Score
Down from 91.7 last year
Trade value ·an early 2nd

Recruited

Class of 2020 · Tight end · High school: Atlee, Mechanicsville, VA

Recruiting sites
★★★★★
No. 543 in the nation. Composite 0.8785, the recruiting sites' average
Offers
Partial list
None on record beyond his commitment
Committed to
Penn State

Partial offer list. Offer lists for the 2020 class are partial everywhere we can read them: we hold 3 or more offers for 50 of 4,413 recruits, and we grade only those boards.

College: Penn State 2020-24

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Our College Grade

99.0 MODEL
2023
86.7
2024
99.0
Ranked #2 among TEBroke out at 21.0

How good he was in college at what his position is supposed to do, out of 100. Scored against everyone else at his position, adjusted for the level he played at. This is not his NFL grade.

College Production

Penn State · Big Ten

SeasonGTgtRecYdsTDPos Rk
2021564321
202271291132
2023123933413713
2024161121031,20681

The seasons in our college data. It does not always reach back to a player's first year.

Scouting Report

Penn State · 2025 draft class

Warren is a versatile modern tight end with impressive athleticism and a diverse skill set. A former quarterback, he brings unique positional understanding and ball skills to the tight end position. Warren is a fluid route runner who creates separation with sharp breaks and subtle moves at the top of routes. He demonstrates reliable hands and body control to make catches outside his frame. Warren's athleticism allows him to be a vertical threat up the seam, with the speed to stretch defenses and create mismatches against linebackers and safeties.

Strengths

  • Versatile alignment options
  • route-running nuance
  • reliable hands
  • seam-stretching ability
  • improved blocking technique
  • positional intelligence
  • yards-after-catch ability
  • red zone threat

Concerns

  • Still adding functional strength for inline blocking against NFL defensive ends
  • occasionally body catches rather than extending for passes
  • can improve route detail against zone coverage

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