The Colts were the only team to host Warren for a top-30 visit before the draft, making it destiny for him to end up in ...

Penn State football's Tyler Warren became a household name college football this year. Warren, a 6-foot-6 fifth-year senior, was the Nittany Lions' best offensive weapon this season, leading the ...

Before they arrived at Penn State, the team's two new coordinators had studied Nittany Lions tight end Tyler Warren. Andy Kotelnicki, Penn State's offensive coordinator, watched film of Warren ...

Tyler Warren was a high school quarterback at Atlee High School in Virginia. He was a three-star signee in James Franklin’s Penn State 2020 class who made the conversion to tight end.

If anyone deserves a week off in the Penn State program, it is Tyler Warren. The Nittany Lions’ veteran tight end has produced some extraordinary numbers in unbeaten PSU’s first six games.

Penn State tight end Tyler Warren dives over Illinois defenders for a touchdown during the game on Saturday, Sept. 28, 2024. It’s easy for people who see someone that talented to embellish a ...

Tight end Tyler Warren already has etched his name in the Penn State football record book. He holds records for career total touchdowns (22), receiving yards (1,516) and 100-yard receiving games ...

He had just two incompletions. As he has been all year, tight end Tyler Warren was Allar's favorite target. Penn State's multi-dimensional weapon put up a video game stat line: eight catches for ...

Tyler Warren had no statement or prepared talking ... “That’s not what I focus on,” Warren said Friday at Penn State’s pro day. “I just know I’m gonna be a team player that’s gonna ...

the Trojans, he had tight end Tyler Warren snap the ball before he caught a deep touchdown pass, continuing a monster performance. Warren has played a massive role for Penn State this season ...

Penn State cruised to a 56-0 win against the winless ... given annually to the nation’s top tight end. “Tyler Warren is the most complete tight end in college football,” Franklin said ...