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Colston Loveland's instincts, and shoulder, holding up well during Bears training camp
The Michigan star’s skills drew the Bears to him in April. They picked him 10th overall despite having greater needs at tackle and running back — and in part because three tackles were taken with the first nine selections.
The Bears got back on the practice field Saturday and both the offense and defense made big plays. Here were Saturday's ...
These tight ends are being drafted too early in 2025 fantasy football leagues and carry major bust potential due to age, ...
Bears quarterback Caleb Williams likes what he’s seen in first-round pick Colston Loveland, who has looked sharp during ...
Bears rookie tight end Colston Loveland didn’t waste time making an impression in his first padded practice. After a shoulder ...
Finding ways to use players with unique skill sets is a strength Bears coach Ben Johnson has proven to have in the past and now he has a new weapon to use.
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