The Washington Commanders are having a fantastic 2024 season and head into the divisional playoff round against the Detroit Lions on Saturday. The way they played this season saw their first-round draft selection land at 28,

GM Chris Ballard said he wants to give the Colts a weapon over the middle of the field. Drafting Warren would be a great way to do it.

Tyler Warren is the ideal size for a typical NFL tight end and can be positioned all over the field, including at quarterback in a Wildcat formation. The 6-foot

Penn State stars Abdul Carter and Tyler Warren were high first-round picks in Dane Brugler's latest NFL mock draft.

Penn State All-American tight end and Mackey Award winner Tyler Warren announced Monday that he is foregoing his final season of eligibility to enter the NFL draft.

Tyler Warren, the standout tight end from Penn State, is generating significant buzz as the 2025 NFL Draft approaches. Standing at 6’6″ and weighing 257 pounds, Warren’s physical attributes make him an imposing presence on the field.

Possible Cincinnati Bengals Target Tyler Warren Declares for 2025 NFL Draft. This would be an interesting addition to an offense that already has Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase

Penn State tight end Tyler Warren is an absolute problem for defenses and he was a beast of a player beyond standard tight end duties in the collegiate ranks. Warren is simply a weapon able to be utilized all over the field, whether that’s as a receiver, a runner or H-back in the backfield, or even as a passer.

Coming off a historic season, Penn State tight end Tyler Warren has announced a decision that felt inevitable. Warren has declared for the 2025 NFL draft and will leave behind his remaining eligibility with the Nittany Lions.

Assuming good health, Penn State’s 2025 offense should have three athletic tight ends to contribute as blockers in the run game and also serve as huge receiving targets for Drew Allar. There’s just one slight difference.