Tyler Warren's Player Profile

John Kosko - PFF - March 17th: "A versatile tight end who can play in-line to help in the run game and spread out wide as a mismatch against linebackers and safeties."

Dante Lee - The Ringers - March 16th.: "Tyler Warren doesn’t just fill a need for playmaking at tight end; he proved last season that he can handle a high-target workload, and he created just as much value after the catch as most of the top receivers in the class. His speed, agility, and route-running skills are evident, and I believe he can quickly develop into a good blocker thanks to his lower-body strength."

Mel Kiper - ESPN - March 16th: "Warren is super versatile. He can be used as a traditional in-line tight end, at H-back, at fullback, out of the slot or lined up out wide. He's a reliable pass catcher, and once the ball is in his hands, he can break free."

Jordan Reid - ESPN - Mar. 16th: "He can attack and find holes in zone coverage and can win against contested man coverage, which he showed during a 17-catch, 224-yard performance against USC. Warren also adds value as a flexed-out or inline run blocker and can contribute immediately in the NFL."

Danny Kelly - The Ringer - March 5th: "Warren is tall, with a rugged, well-built frame. A former high school quarterback, he’s a do-everything utility man for the Nittany Lions, lining up all over the formation to run routes, carry the football, and even throw some passes. He finished with 104 receptions for 1,233 yards and eight touchdowns in 2024, 26 rushes for 218 yards and four touchdowns, and three passes for 35 yards and a touchdown. "

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