Penn State tight end Tyler Warren is an absolute problem for defenses and he was a beast of a player beyond standard tight end duties in the collegiate ranks. Warren is simply a weapon able to be utilized all over the field, whether that’s as a receiver, a runner or H-back in the backfield, or even as a passer.

The Dolphins had poor safety play in 2024 and both Jevón Holland and Jordan Poyer are set to become free agents in March. Even depth defensive back and special teamer Elijah Campbell could hit the market this offseason, so Miami must circle safety as a top need.

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.

Full Tyler Warren scouting report for the 2025 NFL Draft along with the Penn State tight end's strengths, weaknesses and a look at his best NFL landing spots.