Warren's receiving yard line is the cleanest value with role, opportunity, and realistic upside to 1,000.

Tyler Warren over 750.5 receiving yards at -110 is Michael Pittman JR's favorite player future on the board and cleanest value. Warren cleared 800 receiving yards last season and should be even more involved in the offense now, especially with Michael Pittman Jr. gone. The Colts need reliable targets, and Warren's skill set should make him a major part of the passing game regardless of quarterback. He can work the middle of the field, create mismatches, help on third down, and become a security blanket quarterbacks lean on over a full season. Even if Daniel Jones misses time, Warren should have enough volume to push for this number. There is also realistic ceiling upside beyond the line; he has a legitimate chance to push toward 1,000 if the passing game is functional and the Colts build the offense around their best young weapon.