Kmet connected on a 29-yard seam throw early in Williams’ drive, signaling a red-zone and seam-role for the tight end duo. His presence alongside Loveland hints at Chicago leaning into multiple-TE looks, widening Williams’ options and keeping defenses honest.

Kmet lined up as a reliable target on Williams’s opening drive, delivering consistent catches. His chemistry with the signal-caller and in-route timing positions him for a steady target share in the early weeks, especially if Loveland diversifies the TE room.

Kmet posted a 28-yard catch in Williams’ opening drive, flashing his reliability as Williams’ near-term safety valve. He remains a steady fantasy option in Chicago’s offense and could reap steady targets in two-TE concepts, especially if the offense sustains its early-season rhythm.

Kmet anchors the Bears’ pass-catching tight end role as Chicago rebuilds its offense around a new era. With Trubisky back in the fold, Kmet’s involvement could be a steady source of short-to-intermediate targets, especially in play-action and quick-hitting concepts.

Kmet’s presence during the session was notable as he returned to action after the limp scare, illustrating the durability and role clarity within Chicago’s tight end group. His involvement in red-zone drills and early-down packages could anchor a mid-tier fantasy TE floor for the Bears this season.