As the 2025 NFL draft approaches along with free agency, the needs of the Pittsburgh Steelers will become more clear. However, based on the fact the Steelers stand to lose running back Najee Harris to free agency and want to play a run-first, run-heavy scheme, a replacement back is going to be a top priority.

With tight end being a big need for the Colts, Daniel Jeremiah weighs in on the big difference between Tyler Warren and Colston Loveland.

Last month, Draft Wire’s Curt Popejoy released a two-round 2025 NFL mock draft with a curious selection for the Denver Broncos. In the first round of his mock, Popejoy has the Broncos picking Penn State tight end Tyler Warren at No. 20. That’s not the surprising pick. In fact, Warren would be a dream pick for Denver.

In the first round of Draft Wire’s mock, Curt Popejoy has the Broncos picking West Virginia offensive lineman Wyatt Milum at No. 25. That’s unsurprising since Houston has been in the market for new interior offensive linemen this draft cycle.

NFL Draft prospect Tyler Warren is ranked as the top tight end entering the draft. Which NFL teams are ideal fits for the outstanding Penn State playmaker?

In a loaded tight end draft, it’s possible that this classes top tight end gets pushed down into trade up range for Jim Harbaugh and the Bolts and they could possibly come away with one of the draft’s most intriguing offensive weapons in Penn State’s Tyler Warren.