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Tyler Warren Is the Colts' Answer (Brock Bowers Lite?)

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Jul 25, 2026
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Sat, July 25, 2026
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Ian Hartitz identifies Tyler Warren as the Colts' de facto number one receiver, positioned similarly to Brock Bowers. Warren led the team in targets as a rookie last year and is poised to see increased volume this year with Michael Pittman's 111 targets removed from the offense. Daniel Jones' injury recovery may limit his rushing, forcing quicker passes that favor Warren's skill set; Warren can be schemed up in multiple ways and used out of the backfield, a role he performed in college. Hartitz breaks his typical tight end strategy to draft Warren in the fifth round.

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0:00To me, regardless of what they do, the
0:01answer for the Colts this year is Tyler
0:03Warren. I think Tyler Warren is
0:05the one that is like the Brock Bowers
0:07light. He's in position to potentially
0:09be the de facto number one receiver
0:11there. He led the team last year as a
0:13rookie in targets in that offense, and I
0:15think we could see that even more this
0:17year now that we're taking away Michael
0:19Pittman and 111 targets from him. So,
0:22Tyler Warren, a talented player in an
0:24offense that if Daniel Jones coming off
0:25the injury might not run as much, he's
0:27going to try to get that ball out quick,
0:28and who does that favor? That favors a
0:30guy like Tyler Warren who they can
0:32scheme [music] up a whole bunch. They
0:33can even use him out of the backfield a
0:34little bit, which was something that he
0:36did in college. He's a guy that I don't
0:38normally go after tight ends in the area
0:40that he goes in, right around the the
0:41fifth round or so. It's either the elite
0:43guys or you wait till much, much later,
0:45but he's one that I've actually decided
0:48to kind of break that rule for and take
0:50him in a bunch of spots in the fifth
0:51round this year.

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