Colts' Tyler Warren outlines improvement goals entering Year 2
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 1, 2026, 9:10 PM
Last updated Jun 1, 2026
Indianapolis Colts tight end Tyler Warren discussed his focus areas for improvement ahead of his second season. Coming off a rookie year where he caught 76 passes for 817 yards and scored four touchdowns, Warren emphasizes enhancing his acceleration out of breaks and maintaining separation in routes. He aims to build further chemistry with quarterback Daniel Jones and broaden his impact in both the passing and run games. With Michael Pittman no longer on the roster, Warren is poised to assume a larger role in the offense under Shane Steichen's guidance.
- •Tyler Warren caught 76 passes for 817 yards and four touchdowns last season.
- •He aims to improve his route-running explosiveness and maintain separation.
- •Warren seeks to strengthen his chemistry with quarterback Daniel Jones.
- •His versatility adds unpredictability to the Colts' offense.
- •Warren will have an increased role following Michael Pittman's departure.
- 9:10 PMYahoo Sports — Colts Tyler Warren highlights offseason priorities heading into Year 2
"Where Can Colts' TE Tyler Warren improve heading into his second season? He detailed a few key areas on Monday.
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