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.@CowboyFB breakout star RB Jaylen Warren has a top-30 visit with the #49ers today, per source.
— Jordan Schultz (@Schultz_Report) April 19, 2022
Warren ran 32 times for 218 yards and two TDs v Boise State, kicking off a five-game stretch of 100-plus yard performances.
Warren carried the football 256 times for 1,216 yards and 11 rushing touchdowns, adding 25 receptions for 225 yards through 13 game appearances as a senior in 2021, per Sports Reference. He had 2,037 rushing yards on 407 attempts and 19 rushing touchdowns, adding 45 receptions for 440 yards through his three collegiate seasons.
At the NFL Scouting Combine, the 5'8" and 204-pound Warren had a 40-time of 4.55 seconds, a vertical jump of 31.5 inches, and a broad jump of 119 inches. Warren's other measurables include an arm length of 29 7/8 inches and hands measuring 9 1/4 inches.
Warren had a vertical jump of 34 inches, a broad jump of 116 inches, completed the three-cone drill in 7.13 seconds, and a 20-yard shuttle time of 4.42 seconds at his personal Pro Day.
Below is the NFL.com draft profile bio on Warren:
Jaylen Warren, RB, Oklahoma State, 5-8, 215 Warren was named Utah's Mr. Football in 2016 after running for a state-record 3,099 yards and record-tying 38 touchdowns for state title-winning Salt Lake City East High School. He began his collegiate career at Snow College. He ran for over 1,000 yards both seasons at Snow, earning NJCAA Offensive Player of the Year recognition as a sophomore. Warren signed with Utah State in 2019, playing in 12 games off the bench that season (112-569-5.1, five TDs rushing; 15-182-12.1 receiving). He opted out of the 2020 campaign after three games (39-252-6.5, one TD rushing; 3-27-9.0 receiving, two starts) before transferring to Oklahoma State. The Cowboys welcomed him with open arms, voting him a team captain. Warren was the Big 12 Conference Offensive Newcomer of the Year and an honorable mention all-conference selection after recording a team-high 1,216 yards and 11 touchdowns on the ground (256 carries; 25-225-9.0 receiving in 14 games, 12 starts). -- by Chad Reuter
"Wrecking ball on wheels who plays with the type of pace and power that makes tape study a lot of fun," wrote Lance Zierlein in NFL.com's draft profile of the player. "Warren is a self-assured competitor who proved he could handle the workload and spotlight of the Big 12. He's decisive, with an ability to cut at full speed. However, he lacks burst and agility to expand his runs too far outside. He's a momentum runner who is much tougher to tackle with every step he takes, but he needs it blocked up, as he lacks the ability to create for himself early in the run. He's talented in the screen game and has a chance to compete for a backup role."
