Penn State's Tyler Warren, this season's Mackey Award winner as the top tight end in the nation, is headed to the NFL draft. The senior declared Monday night that he is forgoing his remaining year of college eligibility to turn pro. Pro Football Focus ...

Penn State All-American tight end and Mackey Award winner Tyler Warren announced Monday that he is foregoing his final season of eligibility to enter the NFL draft.

Tyler Warren made history at Penn State, setting program and Big Ten records and earning national accolades. Now, Penn State’s star tight end is turning his attention to the NFL. Warren is off to the 2025 NFL draft after a memorable final season with the Nittany Lions.

Needing to hit the reset button on an offense that had been stagnant for far too long, James Franklin went out and nabbed Andy Kotelnicki from the Kansas Jayhawks to be his new offensive coordinator. One of Kotelnicki’s tenets in year one was simple: get the ball to Tyler Warren as much as humanly possible.

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.

Tyler Warren, the standout tight end from Penn State, is generating significant buzz as the 2025 NFL Draft approaches. Standing at 6’6″ and weighing 257 pounds, Warren’s physical attributes make him an imposing presence on the field.

Coming off a historic season, Penn State tight end Tyler Warren has announced a decision that felt inevitable. Warren has declared for the 2025 NFL draft and will leave behind his remaining eligibility with the Nittany Lions.