Warren details potential of joining ‘fun’ 49ers, learning from Kittle

INDIANAPOLIS — The 49ers would not be getting just a pass-catching tight end if they were to choose Penn State's Tyler Warren with their first selection in the 2025 NFL Draft.Warren (6-foot-6, 261 pounds) is also a strong blocker, adept at yards-after-the-catch, a short-yardage back, a wildcat quarterback and even somebody who can snap the ball."I think I can do a lot of different things, so whatever the offense needs from week to week and what they want my role to be is what I'll do," Warren said at the NFL Scouting Combine. "And that might change from game to game."So I think I'm a guy who can do a lot of different things and fill a lot of roles."After playing behind NFL draft picks Theo Johnson and Brenton Strange, Warren's production took off in his final year at Penn State.He caught 104 passes for 1,233 yards and eight touchdowns. Warren added 218 yards and four touchdowns rushing on 26 attempts. None of his rushes went for negative yards. He also threw a touchdown pass.But Warren's most-unique play came against USC when he shifted to center on an unbalanced line, snapped the ball and ran a route down the left hashmark and made a leaping 32-yard touchdown catch over safety...