Beyond the first round of the NFL draft, a tight end for Colts fans to watch is Oregon's Terrance Ferguson who stood out at the NFL combine.

As GM Chris Ballard said after the season, the Colts need a greater pass-catching presence at the tight end position. Adding a well-rounded skill set to the offense would also add

The Indianapolis Colts have met with top tight end prospect Tyler Warren at the 2025 NFL Combine.

A big position of need for the Indianapolis Colts is at tight end, and on Friday of the NFL combine, this position group is going through measurements and on-field testing. Of note, three of the top tight ends in this year's draft,

NFL Combine kicks off this upcoming week. So let’s preview the event through the Indianapolis Colts’ lens and take a look at the tight end position. For a deeper dive into the combine specifically and

It's Friday of NFL combine week and on the field today will be the tight ends and the defensive backs--two massive positional needs for the Indianapolis Colts. But let's first start with the tight end group.

The Denver Broncos need to add a tight end this offseason and coach Sean Payton has made it clear that he's looking for a "joker." Penn State prospect Tyler Warren could be exactly what Payton's offense needs.

INDIANAPOLIS– The measurements are in for Penn State tight end Tyler Warren. Warren, the 2024 John Mackey Award winner who’s expected to be the first tight end selected in this April’s Draft, is 6-foot-5 and four quarters.