Tyler Warren has already become a standout at Colts camp. The former Penn State star was drafted for his rare versatility—a Swiss Army knife who caught over 100 passes in college, ...

Warren was born on May 24, 2002, in Mechanicsville, VA, to Terry and Sandy Warren. Growing up outside of Richmond, the Warren family was known for their long history of producing athletes.

TYLER, Texas - In a heartfelt and forward-looking State of the City address, Mayor Don Warren reminded the community that Tyler’s greatest strength is its people and that progress matters most when it ...

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Tyler Warren is the 10th Richmond area resident to be drafted in the NFL's first round, at least since 1965.

New #Colts TE Tyler Warren on having an inevitably decreased workload at the next level (Q: @JakeArthurNFL): “I don’t see it as being an issue. I could have 10 catches in a game or block for ...

Colts coach Shane Steichen on Tyler Warren: 'You’ve got a target that big, with that size, he plays above the rim. Sometimes when guys are on him, he’s still open.' ...

The Colts needed a tight end in the NFL Draft, and there was Penn State’s Tyler Warren at No. 14 overall. If he's fast enough, he's a franchise-changer, perhaps even a Hall of Famer.

The Indianapolis Colts have added to their offense by selecting Penn State tight end Tyler Warren with the No. 14 pick in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft. Warren was regarded as the top ...

He was not the first tight end taken in the 2025 NFL Draft, but Tyler Warren has a new home after being taken No. 14 overall by the Indianapolis Colts. The do-it-all offensive weapon out of Penn ...

Tyler Warren stats. Warren played in 56 games (31 starts) over five seasons for Penn State. He caught 153 passes for 1,839 yards and 19 TDs. In 2024 alone, he reeled in 104 catches for 1,233 yards ...

The best tight end in college football last year is off the board, as the Indianapolis Colts selected former Penn State tight end Tyler Warren with the No. 14 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft.