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2026 Fantasy Football Player Profile
2025 Season Recap
Tyler Warren had an outstanding rookie season for Indianapolis, catching 76 passes for 817 yards and four touchdowns while adding six rushing attempts for eight yards and a score, showing the versatility that made him a unique weapon in college. He posted 150.5 total fantasy points, the fifth-most among all tight ends, and quickly became a focal point of the Colts' passing attack regardless of who was at quarterback.
2026 Fantasy Outlook
Warren is the consensus TE4 entering his second NFL season, and the situation around him should only improve. Daniel Jones returns from his Achilles injury, and Jonathan Taylor's continued dominance on the ground keeps defenses honest, which should open more room for Warren underneath and in the red zone. His ability to line up all over the formation makes him a matchup nightmare regardless of scheme. He is a top-five tight end target with legitimate top-three upside if his target share continues to grow in Year 2.
