The Chicago Bears used the 10th overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft to take Colston Loveland. That it was Loveland (and not Penn State’s Tyler Warren) becoming the first tight end off the board was eye-opening and unexpected in some circles. But the more I read about Loveland or watch his clips, the more I understand why the Bears were willing to roll the dice with the University of Michigan product. And the more I read from NFL analysts, pundits, and insiders, the happier I am with the selection.

NFL Media’s Gennaro Filice is the latest to share some optimism regarding Bears tight end Colston Loveland, who lands on Filice’s projected 2025 NFL All-Rookie Team. Here is the explanation from the NFL website’s Deputy Editor of Written Content:

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