Danielson, one of the top analysts in college football, and his CBS partner, Brad Nessler, also handled the Lions’ thrilling 33-30 overtime win over USC in Los Angeles in October 12.

At halftime of Saturday's Penn State-Purdue game, the CBS broadcast crew spent substantial time comparing Penn State's Tyler Warren with Colorado's Travis Hunter. The terms revolved around team value and versatility. The crew said Warren was at least as valuable to his team, and as versatile, as one of the Heisman Trophy frontrunners.

Sure, he mainly plays tight end. But Penn State’s Swiss Army knife has quickly established himself as one of college football’s most versatile — and electric — players.

In all, Tyler Warren is a talented pass catcher who is handling the role as the top offensive option. He should be used as an H-back and flex tight end early in his NFL career until his run-blocking improves. Warren's receiving versatility and upside will add another element to a passing attack.

The Nittany Lions are led by one of the most unique and versatile players in college football, tight end Tyler Warren.

Penn State football's Tyler Warren just received a huge Big Ten award for his performance in the blowout win over Purdue

The Penn State Nittany Lions rolled to a first-half lead over the Purdue Boilermakers behind star tight end Tyler Warren.

The Penn State tight end Monday was named the Big Ten’s Offensive Player of the Week. It’s the second time Warren has won the award this season, as he earned co-honors after the USC overtime win. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site,