There were no surprises in the first round for the Patriots, who selected Will Campbell, but plenty for Shedeur Sanders.

10. Chicago Bears – TE Colston Loveland, Michigan And second-year QB Caleb Williams gets yet another weapon, Loveland set to pair with incumbent TE Cole Kmet. A 6-6, 248-pounder, Loveland ...

After playing 87 percent of the offensive snaps last season, Kmet now faces significant competition following the first-round selection of Loveland, whose arrival could sharply reduce his role.

The Chicago Bears taking a tight end in the first round possibly opened the door for them to trade Cole Kmet. Could the Eagles be in play if that’s the case? Kmet may very well be expendable ...

And Loveland thinks he can be the right fit the Bears need on offense, even if they already have tight end Cole Kmet. In fact, he already has a strong appreciation for Kmet and understands how the ...

With Cole Kmet already on their roster, the Bears now have two intriguing pass catchers at the tight end position. Chicago selected Loveland despite fellow tight end Tyler Warren – who many ...

Loveland was all smiles as he held up a Bears jersey with some of his family at ... say they're excited to pair with veteran tight end Cole Kmet. Loveland proved himself a beast as a Michigan ...

Loveland is 6-foot-5 and 250 pounds and can create massive separation. Chicago does still have Cole Kmet at tight end as well, but it's never a bad thing to give a second-year QB more offensive ...

The Bears already have Cole Kmet in their tight end room, who totaled nearly 500 receiving yards as a weapon for Caleb Williams in 2024. There's a case to be made that Loveland is the better pure ...

Johnson schemed the NFL’s most powerful offense in Detroit and leaned heavily on formations with two tight ends, a possible indicator of how he might use Loveland and veteran Cole Kmet together.