Tyler Warren - NFL Tight End

• Full Name: Tyler Warren
• Date of Birth: September 6, 2002
• Hometown: Mechanicsville, Virginia
• High School: Atlee High School (Mechanicsville, VA)
• College: Penn State University
• NFL Draft: Selected by the Indianapolis Colts, 1st Round, Pick #14 in the 2025 NFL Draft
• Position: Tight End

• Originally recruited as a versatile athlete out of high school, where he excelled as a dual-threat quarterback before transitioning to tight end at Penn State.
• 2021 Season: Saw limited action early in his career but began carving out a role as a red-zone target and special teams contributor.
• 2022 Season: Continued development in the tight end rotation, contributing as a blocker and occasional receiver.
• 2023 Season: Breakout year as one of Penn State’s primary tight ends. Recorded 28 receptions for 434 yards and 7 touchdowns, ranking among the most productive tight ends in the Big Ten.
• 2024 Season: Established himself as one of the nation’s top all-around tight ends. Posted career highs in receptions, yards, and touchdowns while earning All-Big Ten honors. Recognized for his blocking ability in addition to his receiving production.
• Declared for the 2025 NFL Draft after four seasons (2021–2024) at Penn State.

• All-Big Ten honors (2024)
• One of Penn State’s most productive tight ends of the James Franklin era
• Developed a reputation as both a reliable red-zone target and strong in-line blocker

• Drafted by the Indianapolis Colts with the #14 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft.
• Selected as one of the first tight ends in the draft, valued for his versatility and balanced skill set.
• Expected to contribute immediately as both a pass-catching threat and blocking tight end in the Colts’ offense.

• Was a star high school quarterback in Virginia before making the rare transition to tight end at the college level.
• Praised by Penn State coaches for his toughness, football IQ, and team-first mentality.
• Known for his strong work ethic and steady development, going from a raw athlete to a first-round NFL draft pick.