The Indianapolis Colts have a solid history of great tight ends. The issue is that in recent years, there has been an absence of pass-catching quality at the position. The team hoped that would change when Indy took Tyler Warren with the 14th pick in the 2025 NFL draft.
So far, so good. Warren tied an NFL record (Harold Fannin, Jr. also did the same for the Cleveland Browns in Week 1) for a tight end in his first game with seven catches. Warren had three on the first drive alone.
One might wonder just how many catches Warren would have had if the Colts did not have the other quality skill position players they have, such as wide receiver Michael Pittman.