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(5 hours ago)Luvnit2 Wrote: I understand age is a factor in the NFL. But there are many exceptions at all positions. Campbell is still a very good defensive LM as he heads toward 40 was 38 in 2024). Heyward played great at 35 and has a huge one year left on his contract as he turns 36 in May. Bengals thought Whitworth was done and were wrong.

I like the physicality of Warren. It could be a detriment giving and taking punishment, but he looks like a man playing boys in college. I also love his versatility. As far as the future, I care about his first 4 year than can become 5 years if he earns it and avoids major injury.

He would change the physicality of our offensive football team and can be used as an inline blocker, pass catcher at TE or split wide, FB and short yardage RB under center.

What are major technique issues of Tyler Warren? I don't see any major issues with this 24-year-old TE. 

I believe Warren is less risk than Loveland making major contributions in 2025 because of his versatility and NFL readiness now.

Warren's common knocks are an incomplete route tree, route running, and poor technique as an in-line blocker.  The need to add play strength also is fairly common.  

Dude, this is an offense that got CJ Uzomah and Hayden Hurst paid...and then those teams suffered buyer's remorse and cut them a year later.  I have zero concerns with either guy being a significant contribute next year, barring injury.