But Warren wasn’t the only offensive standout for Penn State recognized by the conference. Vega Ioane, the Nittany Lion’s dominant left guard, was a second-team selection by both the media and coaches. Right guard Sal Wormley was a third-team pick by the media.

Penn State football star senior Tyler Warren is the Big Ten Kwalick-Clark Tight End of the Year. The conference announced the honor Tuesday during its live postseason awards show on the Big Ten Network.

Tyler Warren has broken Penn State Football’s record for most career touchdowns by a tight end. Warren’s 17 career touchdowns passed Pat Freiermuth’s 16 touchdowns and Mike Gesicki’s 15 scores. Both Freiermuth and Gesicki are in the NFL and have been regarded as two of the best tight ends ever to play for

With Penn State's improbable run to Saturday's Big Ten Championship, senior tight end Tyler Warren's quiet campaign for the Heisman Trophy is following a similar trajectory.

Warren once wondered whether he was good enough to play tight end at Penn State. Now, he's a potential Heisman Trophy candidate.

Late in the first quarter, Penn State tight end Tyler Warren added a new record to his career resume. Warren’s first catch of the game, a 20-yard gain against the Maryland defense, moved Warren into first place on the Big Ten leaderboard for the most receptions in a single season by a tight end.

Penn State has gone to bat for Tyler Warren to be considered in the Heisman Trophy conversation. And James Franklin did it again on Saturday. Franklin, after Penn State clinched a spot in the Big Ten championship game,

Penn State tight end Tyler Warren continued to make some history on Saturday afternoon in Beaver Stadium. With his touchdown catch from Drew Allar late in the second quarter, Warren set a new Penn State record for the most touchdown catches by a tight end.