Tyler Warren's Record-Breaking Rookie Season

0:00On March 2nd, the Indianapolis Colts filled a big gap at Titan last year by selecting Penn State's Tyler Warren with the 14th overall pick in the NFL Draft. He delivered a record-breaking rookie season, hauling in 76 receptions for 817 yards and five total touchdowns all. Franchise highs for a first-year Titan at the position. Warren topped the team with 112 past targets and ranked second in receptions receiving yards and first downs with 42. He also added a rushing touchdown on six carries, proving his versatility right out of the gate. General manager Chris Ballard raved about Warren's instincts in the middle of the field, comparing his reliability to stars like Greg Olson and former. Colt Jack Doyle Warren earned a Pro Bowl nod as just the second rookie Titan in team history to do so alongside Hall of Famer John Mackie. Speaking ahead, Warren stands out as the steadiest option in the passing game.

1:00Why do receivers like Michael Pittman Jr. face contract uncertainty? Alec Pierce could hit free agency and Josh Downs had a down year. With his first full NFL offseason ahead, Warren is primed to build on that strong start and anchor the Colt's offense moving forward.