The Colts granted the fan base's biggest wish by selecting Penn State TE Tyler Warren in the 2025 NFL Draft

Colts select with the 14th pick in 1st round of the 2025 NFL Draft

You would need an entire closet to hold all of the hats Tyler Warren wore in Penn State's offense last year. He led the team as a receiver, but also impacted the game as a blocker, a runner, and even threw a few passes when asked. 

The Colts have needed a difference-maker at TE ever since Jack Doyle's retirement, and they are getting that with Warren. He will be a day one starter and lands with a versatile play-caller who will get creative in scheming plays for his new toy on the offense. 

Warren will be a significant help for Anthony Richardson, who is entering a make-or-break year. He is coming off a season where he finished as the John Mackey Award winner, which is given to the nation's top TE. He recorded 1,233 yards and eight touchdowns as a receiver and added 218 yards and four touchdowns as a runner with an incredible 8.4 yards per rush. He finished the year 7th in Heisman voting and now will look to build off his success and become the next elite NFL TE. 

Tyler Warren Scouting Report

TE, Penn State

Hometown: Mechanicsville, VA

22 years old (05/02/2002)

A to Z Sports Expected Draft Position: 10

Pre-Draft Round Projection: 1

"Tyler Warren is a unique player at tight end. Penn State moved him all over the formation to create mismatches and take advantage of his playmaking ability and it worked. He was the driving force that propelled the team deep into the College Football Playoff. He is capable of being a traditional "Y" tight end in-line, but a creative offensive coordinator will use him all over the place as a key cog in their passing game." - AJ Schulte A to Z Sports NFL Draft analyst 

Career Projection: All-Pro Potential