Tyler Warren enters his second NFL season as the Indianapolis Colts’ leading target in the passing game after the offseason trade of Michael Pittman Jr., which shifts more short-to-intermediate volume and red-zone looks his way following a rookie campaign of 76 receptions, 817 yards, and four receiving touchdowns on 112 targets. Daniel Jones returns healthy at quarterback after his late-2025 Achilles injury, supporting continuity in an offense that already featured Warren in versatile roles under Shane Steichen. The 6-foot-6 tight end cleared a minor groin issue and is expected to handle heavy snaps and a high target share against a competitive receiving corps that includes Alec Pierce and Josh Downs. Positive regression on his low touchdown rate and added goal-line usage could elevate totals, though the Colts’ overall offensive efficiency and schedule difficulty remain key variables.