Indianapolis Colts tight end Tyler Warren is a game-time decision for Sunday’s Week 6 divisional clash against the Tennessee Titans.
The second-year standout landed on the injury report after suffering a sudden groin strain during Friday’s practice session.
According to ESPN insider Jeremy Fowler, Warren faces an intense pregame agility test at Lucas Oil Stadium before receiving medical clearance.
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Warren suffered the groin tweak during non-contact individual change-of-direction drills on the indoor practice turf in Indianapolis.
For a 260-pound tight end who relies on explosive lower-body leverage to block defensive ends, soft-tissue groin strains are notoriously treacherous.
Pushing through an acute abductor strain risks triggering a multi-week sports hernia, creating serious hesitation inside the Colts training room.







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