Warren is largely considered the best tight end in the draft (or at least the most complete at the highest level). The Colts have needed a big-time tight end for a few years now and struck out trying to get Brock Bowers last year. Warren to the Colts is one of the most-mocked pairings on the entire internet for a reason: it just makes sense.

With less than a month to go before the NFL Draft kicks off, organizations across the league are putting the finishing touches on their scouting reports as they finalize their draft boards. These waning stages of the pre-draft process are home to Pro Day events and official Top 30 visits,

The Colts own the No. 14 pick and seven picks total in the NFL Draft. Will they add a TE in Round 1 or target another need?

Chad Reuter of NFL.com recently went through this exercise for all 32 teams, identifying what the "ideal" top two picks for each team would look like. So who do the Colts end up with? At pick No. 14,

Rumors are swirling that the Colts are eyeing a tackle. Braden Smith is back, but this could be his last season. Taking a tackle here wouldn’t be the most exciting pick, but fans wouldn’t be disappointed if they become a stalwart on the line for the next twelve years.

ESPN's NFL insider Field Yates has released his latest two-round mock ahead of the 2025 NFL draft. In that range, the New York Jets have two selections: Picks No. 7 and 42. Heading into the draft, two of the Jets' largest needs are offensive tackle and tight end.