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Ron Stewart fantasy football takes on Tyler Warren
Every source-backed video insight STACKED has extracted from Ron Stewart about Tyler Warren.
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All Ron Stewart insights about Tyler Warren
NegativeRoleAug 31, 2026
Ron Stewart expresses conditional concern about Tyler Warren falling back to his turn. The source prefers a double-tap receiver strategy and would be unhappy if forced to choose between Warren and a second receiver; he hopes one of four teams will select Warren before his pick to avoid the decision.PositiveSleeperAug 29, 2026
Ron Stewart is specifically targeting Tyler Warren in rounds three and four as a high-upside tight end option.NegativeValueAug 29, 2026
Ron Stewart identifies Tyler Warren in the ninth round as superior keeper value compared to Ibuka in the eighth round. Warren provides a tight end lock in a two-wide-receiver, one-flex format, allowing the drafter to avoid early tight end pressure and feel confident about replacement-level production at the position. The source states: 'Probably Tyler Warren in the ninth... if I could just lock in Warren and uh not feel any pressure to take it early tight end, I would feel good about that.'PositiveValueAug 28, 2026
Ron Stewart views Tyler Warren as a sweet value pick who consistently falls in drafts, selecting him in mock drafts to round out his starting lineup.PositiveValueAug 24, 2026
The source expresses regret about passing on Tyler Warren in the middle of the third round of a previous draft, indicating Warren was undervalued at that draft position and the source missed an opportunity to acquire him.NegativeInjuryAug 23, 2026
Ron Stewart expresses hesitation regarding Tyler Warren due to injury concerns, ultimately deciding against drafting him despite acknowledging his rising ADP and polarizing status.PositiveRoleAug 21, 2026
Ron Stewart expressed a strong desire to see Tyler Warren go in the draft, indicating he is a preferred target in this draft environment where the source would love to see more running backs and quarterbacks selected.NegativeValueAug 19, 2026
Ron Stewart defends ranking Colston Loveland ahead of Tyler Warren, citing Loveland's proven performance as a full-time player and superior offensive context.PositiveValueAug 18, 2026
Selected as a stud tight end in zero-RB builds; the source emphasizes that locking in a high-tier tight end early is crucial to the build's success, allowing for strong wide receiver and tight end production while being weak at running back. Can be taken at 4.10 if concerned he won't survive to the 6.10 turn, or at 6.10 if confident he'll be available.NegativeUsageAug 18, 2026
The source questions whether Tyler Warren warrants a two-round gap in value compared to other tight ends and expects the signing of Keenan Allen to negatively impact his targets per route run.PositiveProjectionAug 16, 2026
The source projects Tyler Warren in the same tier as Nico Collins, Malik Nabers, and George Pickens when comparing tight ends to wide receiver scoring in points per game.PositiveValueAug 11, 2026
Tyler Warren is Ron Stewart's preferred tight end to pay up for in the early rounds, alongside Brock Bowers and Dalton Kincaid. Stewart also cites Warren as a legitimate breakout stud candidate that should be prioritized over Drake May in the fifth round, and positions him to benefit from De'on Jones' Achilles tear recovery; as Jones becomes a decoy downfield, Warren is expected to receive more opportunities underneath with increased target volume and role expansion in the Colts offense.PositiveValueAug 10, 2026
Ron Stewart views Tyler Warren as a good pick and a potential late-round tight end target, likely available in the fifth round, though he ultimately prioritized Cam Skattebo over him in one instance.NegativeValueAug 9, 2026
Ron Stewart mentions Tyler Warren as a potential alternative draft pick during his selection process and identifies him as a preferred tight end target.NegativeProjectionAug 7, 2026
Tyler Warren goes in the draft, eliminating the option to pursue an elite tight end strategy at the 5-6 turn.NegativeValueAug 3, 2026
Ron Stewart debated between Tyson and Tyler Warren as receiver options in this draft spot, indicating both are in consideration as comparable alternatives at the position.PositiveValueAug 2, 2026
Ron Stewart identifies Tyler Warren as a significant value opportunity at tight end. Warren falls to round 76 in this mock, which Stewart notes is 'one of the furthest Tyler Warren falls I've seen,' suggesting a major ADP discount. Additionally, Stewart later notes that Warren returning from injury creates 'a huge value' opportunity, indicating the market has not yet priced in his availability and role.PositiveProjectionJul 22, 2026
Ron Stewart expects Tyler Warren to do well in PPR formats this year, benefiting from the league average to below league average offensive efficiency that will still support pass-catching tight ends.PositiveRoleJun 17, 2026
Warren probably benefits the most from Michael Pitman leaving the team and could very much lead the Colts in targets.NegativeMatchupJun 17, 2026
Warren's production collapsed after Daniel Jones' injury, dropping to 6.3 points per game over five games, raising concerns about the Colts' quarterback situation.PositiveUsageJun 17, 2026
Warren ran 83% of routes as a rookie and was on the field a ton, averaging 11.09 points per game.PositiveProjectionJun 17, 2026
Tyler Warren had 13.1 points per game in games with Daniel Jones and was on pace for 82 catches and 969 yards, ranking behind only Bowers and Leporta in rookie tight end production in the modern era.PositiveUsageJun 12, 2026
Tyler Warren is projected to outtarget Josh Downs in the Colts offense.PositiveProjectionJan 16, 2026
The source considers him a top-five dynasty tight end despite recent production decline. He was amazing before Daniel Jones' injury, which the source believes hurt his per-route efficiency numbers. The source states 'I'm still a very big believer in Tyler Warren' and ranks him in the top five dynasty tight ends alongside Loveland and Fannin. On a per-route basis, he trails Cole Kmet Loveland in yards per route run and first downs per route run despite having better overall production, which the source attributes to Warren running approximately 20% more routes.NegativeProjectionDec 15, 2025
Rest of season, treat Tyler Warren as a back-end tight end one despite strong per-route metrics; his production is fading due to quarterback downgrade from Daniel Jones to Philip Rivers. This shifts him from a set-and-forget TE1 to a matchup-dependent streamer. Per-route numbers remain strong, but the QB downgrade caps his ceiling.NegativeRoleDec 8, 2025
Rookie TE whose situation is changing going forward, specifically without Daniel Jones at QB; Riley Leonard (also banged up) is replacing Jones. Warren has been afforded more opportunities than Harold Fannin due to playing in a top-10 passing efficiency offense (Colts) versus the Browns' 32nd-ranked passing offense, and has elite per-route metrics (20.4% targets per route). However, the source notes his per-route efficiency is being matched by Fannin despite these advantages. Through the first six weeks, Warren was hyped as the next Brock Bowers or Sam Laporta and has lived up to that billing; valued as a top dynasty tight end prospect. Despite the recent QB downgrade and being on IR, Ron Stewart maintains Warren has been the best rookie tight end so far and ranks him highly for 2026 dynasty purposes, noting he should be given grace through the season's stretch despite a six-target, two-catch, 15-yard performance in his most recent game.