Tyler Warren is understandably a popular pick in mocks for the Indianapolis Colts at 14th overall in the 2025 NFL draft. But what are the chances that he will be available when the Indianapolis Colts are picking?
While the Colts have an obvious need at tight end, there are a number of other teams who could benefit from his skill set within their offense.
ESPN's draft day predictor tool uses its analytical model to estimate what the chances are of a player being available at a particular point in the draft.
When it comes to Warren, ESPN predicts that there will be less than a 50% chance that he is on the board when the Colts are picking.
At pick No. 9, which is held by the New Orleans Saints, there is over a 90% chance that he is still on the board, according to ESPN's prediction model. Based on these metrics, ESPN analytics projects that Warren is most likely to be taken in the 9-12 range.
Now, this doesn't mean that Warren won't be available when the Colts are picking, but by ESPN's model, that isn't as likely either.
So, with tight end being such a pressing need for the Colts, do they trade up with already limited draft capital and other needs to tackle? Or are they fine with seeing how things unfold and going in a different direction at tight end if needed?
This article originally appeared on Colts Wire: NFL draft: ESPN predicts chances Tyler Warren is available for Colts
