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Tyler Warren Added to Week 6 Injury Report

Marcus Thorne

Marcus Thorne

Last updated October 16, 2026

Two words that can change a Week 6 outlook fast: injury report.

Indianapolis Colts tight end Tyler Warren was added to the Week 6 injury report, and he is listed as questionable. The key point is straightforward: his Week 6 availability now carries uncertainty.

Indianapolis Colts tight end Tyler Warren standing on the sideline in full uniform during a daytime NFL game, looking toward the field

What we know

  • Tyler Warren is on the Colts’ Week 6 injury report.
  • He is listed as questionable.

What it means

A questionable tag is not a final decision. It simply adds risk for Week 6 until his availability is clarified.

For fantasy lineups, the takeaway is simple: do not treat Warren as automatic, and make sure you have a viable backup tight end option ready.

Indianapolis Colts tight ends on the field during an NFL game, lined up before the snap

Week 6 QB roundup

There are also notable quarterback items on the Week 6 injury report: Lamar Jackson and Jalen Hurts are sidelined, while Caleb Williams could return.

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson on the field in uniform during an NFL game Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts on the field in uniform during an NFL game Quarterback Caleb Williams in uniform on the field before a game

Fantasy approach

With Warren listed as questionable, treat this like a two-path decision:

  • If he plays: start him only if you can absorb added risk.
  • If he does not play: pivot quickly, even if the alternative is not exciting.

The priority is simple: avoid getting stuck with a zero while you wait for Week 6 confirmation.

Bottom line

Tyler Warren is questionable after being added to the Colts’ Week 6 injury report. That designation matters for lineup decisions. Stay flexible and keep a backup option available.

Indianapolis Colts offensive players gathered in a huddle on the field during an NFL game at a packed stadium