For what it’s worth, Broncos Wire has dubbed Warren a dream draft prospect for Denver, and he’s been a popular pick for the team in mock drafts. We’ll see if he’s still on the board at pick No. 32 in April.

Tyler Warren, the standout tight end from Penn State, is generating significant buzz as the 2025 NFL Draft approaches. Standing at 6’6″ and weighing 257 pounds, Warren’s physical attributes make him an imposing presence on the field.

Tyler Warren has played in 55 games at Penn State, totaling 1,764 yards and 19 touchdowns ahead of the CFP semifinals.

Penn State tight end Tyler Warren made history during the Orange Bowl, becoming just the fourth tight end with at least 100 receptions in FBS history. Warren had two catches in the first half for 17 yards in the opening half against Notre Dame to reach the mark.

The first half of the Orange Bowl played out as expected between the No. 7 Notre Dame Fighting Irish and the No. 6 Penn State Nittany Lions, with both teams

Notre Dame doesn't need to stop Warren to slow down the Nittany Lions — it just needs to not let him tear up the game plan.

Indiana quarterback Kurtis Rourke had an elite season, but struggled mightily against the Notre Dame pass rush (and coverage) until the Irish played soft with a 24-point lead. Georgia quarterback Gunner Stockton, making his first career start, played about the same, the Irish constantly harassing and limiting in his impact.

Penn State tight end Tyler Warren will be challenged by Notre Dame in the College Football Playoff semifinal at the Orange Bowl.

Tyler Warren's versatility and size make him a matchup nightmare. Irish coordinator Al Golden cannot let him take over.

One team will emerge from the CFP semifinal with a chance to end a 30-plus year national championship drought.

In the recent history of college football, the title of Tight End U has been fought over most viciously by two programs – Notre Dame and Penn