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Tyler Warren fell from being the tight end six in points per game in those first 13 weeks with Daniel Jones to being the tight end 24 in points per game in those final four weeks when you no longer had Jones... Tyler Warren does have some upside to actually improve with his targets per game and the target share in this offense because you no longer have Michael Pittman Jr.
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TE6 with Jones, TE24 without; upside with Pittman Jr. gone.
Warren fell from TE6 in PPG (first 13 weeks with Daniel Jones) to TE24 in PPG (final four weeks without Jones), showing massive Jones-dependency but also upside when healthy. With Michael Pittman Jr. departed and minimal target competition (only Josh Downs and Alec Pierce remain), Warren has ceiling upside and a potential TE10 floor as a rookie. Geno Smith argues the floor is higher than ceiling comparisons suggest, and the offense should improve with Pittman's departure opening targets.
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