Loveland operated as the clear understudy to Cole Kmet in Week 1, posting modest snaps and targets. Week 2 brings a brutal Lions matchup that limits upside, making him a stash-only play in shallow leagues.

<p>Loveland’s Week 1 saw a 47.8% snap share with limited targets behind Cole Kmet, suggesting the rookie is still being integrated. He’s currently bench‐level and not a reliable Week 2 starter until his role grows elsewhere in Chicago’s offense.</p>

Tight end in Bears’ offseason additions; part of the stacked pass-catching mix behind Zaccheaus and Odunze; potential role boost as the season progresses.

Colston Loveland, Bears, No. 22 TE in some Week 2 rankings, faced limited Week 1 snaps behind Cole Kmet. His Week 2 involvement depends on improvement in playing time, with Lions as the next test, keeping him on the radar in deeper formats.

Loveland, Bears TE, carries upside behind the top tight end and could carve out a steady Week 2 role in deeper formats. His Week 1 involvement suggests a real role in Chicago’s offense that could grow as the season progresses.