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'It was easy': Why the Colts took tight end Tyler Warren in first round of NFL draft
The Colts knew they liked Warren’s tape. The more they met with the tight end, the more he became an ideal player for Indianapolis. When Warren was 8 years old, before his first season of tackle football, his father pulled up YouTube videos of Riggins, the Washington bruiser who ran through and over tacklers on his way to the Hall of Fame.
The first round of Thursday’s NFL Draft had it all: massive trades, shocking first-round freefalls and smokescreens galore.
The Colts often don't pull off moves like this early in the draft because of how expensive it can be to compensate with draft ...
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Colts trade up five spots in Lance Zierlein's final mock draft to land tight endIn Lance Zierlein's final 2025 NFL mock draft, the Indianapolis Colts make a jump up the draft board to acquire a playmaking ...
The Colts have made fewer additions on offense but coach Shane Steichen made it clear he wants to add a pass-catching tight ...
Penn State Nittany Lions tight end Tyler Warren (44) runs by Notre Dame Fighting Irish defensive lineman Donovan Hinish (41) ...
Indianapolis Colts general manager Chris Ballard told the media his plans for tight end in the upcoming NFL draft.
Welcome to The Athletic’s pick-by-pick grades for Round 1 of the 2025 NFL Draft. We’re breaking down every selection as the ...
Shedeur Sanders slips out of the top 15 in Colin Cowherd's final mock draft as he shares what he's hearing on potential ...
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