Colts' Tyler Warren Reveals Difference in Training Camp Year 1 to Year 2
Summary
Tyler Warren, a tight end for the Indianapolis Colts, had a strong first NFL season and expects to do even better in his second year. With key receiver Michael Pittman Jr. no longer on the team, Warren and other players have a bigger opportunity to contribute to the offense.Key Facts
- Tyler Warren caught 76 passes for 817 yards and scored 4 touchdowns in his rookie season.
- Warren was named a Pro Bowler after his first year.
- He feels more comfortable this year because he knows the offense better and is working with many of the same teammates.
- Michael Pittman Jr., a leading receiver for the Colts last season, is no longer with the team.
- Pittman had the most catches (80) and touchdowns (7) for the Colts last year.
- Alec Pierce led the team in receiving yards with 1,003 last season.
- Warren sees Pittman’s absence as an opportunity for him and others to get more chances to catch the ball.
- The Colts are aiming to improve after a difficult end to their 2025 season.
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