Top Tight End Warren Skips Draft, Remains Top Prospect
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Top tight end prospect Tyler Warren, a projected first-round pick, declined his NFL Draft invitation to stay with family. Despite his absence, he's still expected to be a high draft pick, potentially going as early as pick number 7 to the Jets or no later than pick 14 to the Colts. Analysts predict Warren will be a significant asset to whichever team drafts him, comparing his potential impact to that of last year's top tight end, Brock Bowers.
Top tight end prospect Tyler Warren, a projected first-round pick, declined his NFL Draft invitation to stay with family. Despite his absence, he's still expected to be a high draft pick, potentially going as early as pick number 7 to the Jets or no later than pick 14 to the Colts. Analysts predict Warren will be a significant asset to whichever team drafts him, comparing his potential impact to that of last year's top tight end, Brock Bowers.
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