Warren Taylor’s live-arm punting profile still looks like a hidden weapon for North Dakota
In the latest available season data, North Dakota punter Warren Taylor’s career line shows 6 punts for 211 yards, a 35.2-yard average, and a long of 42, which points to a steady, field-position-first specialist rather than a booming-volume punter[1]. What makes him intriguing is the backstory: he was a YouTube-taught late bloomer who didn’t play football before college, yet earned a role on a Division I roster and showed enough leg strength to debut with a 42-yard punt without a return[2][3]. If your team values growth, coachability, and a punter who can still develop into a real weapon, he’s worth a look[2][3].
