Penn State TE Tyler Warren 2025 NFL Draft Profile

Weaknesses

• Experience and consistency: After playing quarterback in high school, Warren still has some growing to do at the position, especially with blocking. He gets a little too aggressive and out of position.
• Hands: Warren has struggled to catch the football far too often. Pro Football Focus has Warren charted with 8 drops on 73 targets in his first three seasons with the Nittany Lions

Player Evaluation

Warren is a fascinating player. He's the latest of the Penn State hyper athletes to come out of Happy Valley. What he provides teams at the next level is a prototype of a true dual-threat tight end that can be a versatile weapon down the field and block in the running game.

He will need some seasoning to truly unlock his potential due to his inexperience at the position, but Warren is a player worth betting on.

Player Comparison

Shades of Dallas Goedert

When you think of Goedert, you see a dual-threat tight end who can attack up the seam and give you full effort in the blocking game. Coming out of South Dakota State, Goedert was much more refined as a blocker but Warren is a better athlete. Put him on the same development plan that the Philadelphia Eagles put Goedert on and watch him thrive.

A to Z Rankings:

A to Z Big Board Ranking: #21 overall, #2 tight end

A to Z Draft Grade: 8.71 grade

Draft projection: Late first round