Colts TE Tyler Warren Exits Practice With Groin Injury

Warren goes down at joint practice

Colts tight end Tyler Warren suffered a groin injury during Wednesday's joint practice and did not return to the field. That's the extent of what's confirmed right now — no timeline, no severity, just an early exit from one of Indianapolis' key offensive pieces.

What it means for your survivor pick

Until we get a clearer read on the severity, treat Warren's status as a genuine unknown rather than a reason to panic or a reason to bank on the Colts. A soft-tissue injury this early can heal quietly or linger for weeks — and a groin strain on a pass-catcher is exactly the kind of thing that quietly saps production even after a player is technically cleared. If you were leaning on Indianapolis in an upcoming week, hold your entry and wait for the next practice report before you commit. Groin injuries have a way of turning into week-to-week question marks, and survivor is a game where you never want to burn a team on an offense that's suddenly missing a piece it planned around.

The smart move is to keep the Colts on your radar without locking them in. Line up a backup option and check back once we know whether this is a day-to-day tweak or something that costs Warren real time. For more weekly reads like this, browse our latest survivor analysis, and if you're still setting up your league, you can start a free survivor pool in minutes.