Tyler Warren's ability to make plays in the Indianapolis Colts' passing game is what is going to garner a lot of attention, and understandably so. That's an element at the tight end position that hasn't often been present in this offense.

Tyler Warren still appreciates the blue-and-white team colors. Everything else has changed — his number, the shade of blue he wears, even his new decals-laden helmet. This is what happens when the best tight end in college football turns pro.

Holder was just starting his breakdown of Indianapolis Colts rookie tight end Tyler Warren, who was the No. 14 overall pick in the NFL Draft out of Penn State. Holder's next sentence is telling, too: "If the Colts are right about him, not much."