Colts TE Tyler Warren Exits Practice With Apparent Injury
Indianapolis Colts second-year tight end Tyler Warren left practice on Wednesday with an apparent groin injury.
Indianapolis Colts rookie tight end Tyler Warren ended practice on Wednesday with a potential groin injury, according to several reporters present. Warren limped off the field, trailed by medical staff. He returned to the sideline while still in his uniform but without a helmet. Warren made a significant impact during his first season as the Colts' 14th overall pick in the 2025 draft.
As a Penn State product, he caught 76 passes for 817 yards and scored four touchdowns, securing Pro Bowl selection. He also added a rushing touchdown in goal-line situations as a ball carrier. This injury occurs on the same day the Colts formally signed veteran wide receiver Keenan Allen. The team currently faces pass catcher challenges with Alec Pierce still rehabilitating from offseason ankle surgery.
The Colts are set to take on the Atlanta Falcons in their upcoming preseason game on Saturday. Their regular-season opener is scheduled for Week 1 against the Baltimore Ravens on September 13.
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