The former Penn State tight end is a bruising, physical presence whom the Jets may have an opportunity to select with the seventh overall pick in April's NFL Draft.

Warren did not end up becoming the next great power back, but he is considered the top tight end in this year’s draft and is a potential target for the Jets with the No. 7 overall pick. Warren could end up wearing Riggins’ old number in New York.

Tyler Warren completed one of the most memorable campaigns in Penn State history this past season. PSU’s 6-foot-5 tight end set single-season tight end program records for receptions (104), receiving yards (1,

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