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Tracking Cole Kmet and Colston Loveland
With Week 1 over, let’s examine how the two tight ends’ workloads and usage shaped up.
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One of my storylines regarding Ben Johnson’s first season in Chicago is how he deployed veteran tight end Cole Kmet and his rookie teammate Colston Loveland.
The former had a spectacular 31-yard catch down the stretch, and the rookie caught two passes for 12 yards, making a nice grab in his own right on a ball thrown behind him by Caleb Williams on a drag route in the first quarter on Monday night.
With Week 1 over, let’s examine how the two tight ends’ workloads and usage shaped up.
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