NFL Fantasy 2025 Start 'Em, Sit 'Em: Tight ends for Week 2

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Coming into the season,       Trey McBride       ,       Brock Bowers       and       George Kittle       were the only tight ends I preferred over Warren — and I feel even stronger about that after the rookie’s first NFL game, when he led the Colts in targets (nine) and catches (seven) while finishing second in receiving yards (76). He was the first read on 30 percent of passes, per Fantasy Points, the second-highest such mark of all tight ends in Week 1 (behind only McBride). Warren also just missed a touchdown catch that he likely would have come down with if the throw had been placed better. With the Broncos likely able to make life very tough on the Colts’ receivers, I expect Indy to rely heavily on Warren once again in Week 2. He is a must-start.

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