Loveland scored 12.9 PPR Fantasy points in the team's first game without Rome Odunze, the second time in three games he's scored at least that much. Loveland has been the team's second most efficient pass catcher this season and should be a low-end starter in the Fantasy playoffs. This week, I would start him over Tyler Warren.
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Bears' Colston Loveland: Week 15 Waiver Priority List
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Loveland had four catches for 29 yards and a touchdown on five targets in Week 14 at Green Bay, and he has now scored at least 12.9 PPR points in two of his past three games. The Bears will likely need Loveland to remain productive with Rome Odunze (foot) hurt, and I like Loveland as a low-end starter in all leagues heading into Week 15 against Cleveland. He's worth adding for 5-10 percent of your remaining FAB.
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Bears' Colston Loveland: Hauls in late touchdown
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Loveland caught four passes on five targets for 29 yards and a touchdown during the Bears' 28-21 loss to the Packers on Sunday.
Loveland didn't see his first target until the final minute of the second quarter, when he hauled in an 11-yard pass from Caleb Williams. Loveland was more active in the second half, and he helped tie things up at 21-21 with a one-yard touchdown pass from Williams. Loveland finished second on the Bears in targets behind Luther Burden (six), and the rookie tight end has recorded four catches or more in four of his last six games. The Michigan tight end has a 35-435-4 line on 49 targets through 12 regular-season games.
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Bears' Colston Loveland: TEs to Sit
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Loveland had a down game in Week 13 at Philadelphia with three catches for 28 yards on six targets, and he's now scored 7.0 PPR points or less in two of his past three outings. This is a tough matchup against the Packers in Week 14, and Green Bay has gone six games in a row without allowing a tight end to reach double digits in PPR, including matchups with Dallas Goedert, Theo Johnson and T.J. Hockenson. I would only use Loveland in deeper leagues in this matchup on the road.
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Bears' Colston Loveland: Sees six targets in Week 13 win
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Loveland caught three of six targets for 28 yards during Chicago's 24-15 win over Philadelphia on Friday.
Loveland caught a crucial seven-yard pass from Caleb Williams on a fourth-down play late in the third quarter, which extended the Bears' drive and led to a four-yard touchdown run from Kyle Monangai five plays later. Loveland finished tied with Luther Burden and Rome Odunze for the team lead in targets Friday, and Loveland has seen at least five targets from Williams in four of the Bears' last six games. Loveland's role in head coach Ben Johnson's offense has increased since the Bears' Week 5 bye, and the rookie tight end will look to stay productive Week 14 against the Packers on Sunday, Dec. 7.
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Bears' Colston Loveland: TEs to Sit
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Loveland had a solid game in Week 12 against Pittsburgh with four catches for 49 yards and a touchdown on five targets, and he has scored at least 9.5 PPR points in three of his past four games. But this is a tough matchup for him in Week 13 at Philadelphia, and the Eagles are No. 2 in fewest Fantasy points allowed to opposing tight ends. Only two tight ends have scored touchdowns against the Eagles this season, and Loveland is not worth starting in the majority of leagues in this game.
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Bears' Colston Loveland: Week 13 Waiver Priority List
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Loveland had four catches for 49 yards and a touchdown on five targets in Week 12 against Pittsburgh, and he has now scored at least 9.5 PPR points in three of his past five games. The upcoming schedule for Chicago is tough with Philadelphia, Green Bay, Cleveland and Green Bay in the next four games, but Loveland is becoming a bigger option in the passing game for the Bears, which is ideal. He should be considered a low-end starter in all leagues, and he's worth adding for 5 percent of your remaining FAB.
Loveland is probably more of a stash than a start, but he has been so good with the ball in his hands, we have to keep hoping the team will make him more of a full-time player. His 64.6% snap share was slightly disappointing last week, but he is awesome whenever they use him.
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Bears' Colston Loveland: Ascent continues in win
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Loveland brought in four of five targets for 49 yards and a touchdown in the Bears' 31-28 win over the Steelers on Sunday.
Loveland finished second in receptions and third in receiving yards for the Bears on the afternoon, and he also recorded the third touchdown reception of his career on a 12-yard grab late in the first half. Loveland's production has started to enjoy some stability, as he's now posted at least 40 receiving yards in four straight contests. The talented tight end next takes aim at the talented Eagles defense in a Week 13 road matchup on Black Friday.
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Bears' Colston Loveland: Posts 40 yards in Week 11
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Loveland caught three of four targets for 40 yards in Sunday's 19-17 win over the Vikings.
Loveland was outproduced slightly by Cole Kmet (five catches on five targets for 45 yards), as the two tight ends were two of three players to reach 40 receiving yards for the Bears, along with Rome Odunze (two catches for 41 yards on six targets). Loveland's impact in the passing game has grown in recent weeks, but Chicago has also shifted to a more run-first approach during that stretch. The rookie 10th overall pick has 213 receiving yards in his last three games heading into Chicago's Week 12 home game against the Steelers.
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Bears' Colston Loveland: Sleeper TEs
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Loveland didn't score 29.8 PPR points in Week 10 against the Giants like he did in Week 9 at the Bengals, but he had a respectable four catches for 55 yards on four targets for 9.5 PPR points. He should have the chance to be in a similar range in Week 11 at Minnesota, and the Vikings have allowed five touchdowns to opposing tight ends in their past five games. Loveland should be considered a low-end starter in the majority of leagues.
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Bears' Colston Loveland: Sleepers (Start/Sit)
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Loveland didn't score 29.8 PPR points in Week 10 against the Giants like he did in Week 9 at the Bengals, but he had a respectable four catches for 55 yards on four targets for 9.5 PPR points. He should have the chance to be in a similar range in Week 11 at Minnesota, and the Vikings have allowed five touchdowns to opposing tight ends in their past five games. D.J. Moore (shoulder) is also banged up for the Bears, and that could help Loveland. He should be considered a low-end starter in the majority of leagues.
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Bears' Colston Loveland: Week 11 Waiver Priority List
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Loveland took a step back from his big game in Week 9 at Cincinnati when he scored 29.8 PPR points and scored just 9.5 PPR points in Week 10 against the Giants. That's not a huge surprise, but it was good to see Loveland still have four catches for 55 yards on four targets. He has a favorable upcoming schedule against Minnesota in Week 11, Pittsburgh in Week 12, Green Bay in Week 14 and the Packers again in Week 16, and Loveland could be a low-end starter in those matchups given his upside. He's worth adding in all leagues for at least 5 percent of your remaining FAB.
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Bears' Colston Loveland: Follows breakout with 55-yard game
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Loveland caught all four of his targets for 55 yards in Sunday's 24-20 win over the Giants.
Loveland finished second on the team in receiving yards behind Rome Odunze (86), though this was a substantial step back from Loveland after the rookie first-round pick broke out for 118 yards and two touchdowns in the Week 9 win over the Bengals. Prior to Week 9, Loveland hadn't exceeded 38 receiving yards in a game, but he looks to have surpassed Cole Kmet as the go-to pass catcher among Chicago's tight ends heading into a Week 11 road matchup against the Vikings.
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Bears' Colston Loveland: Sleeper TEs
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Cole Kmet (back) is expected to play in Week 9 after sitting out in Week 8, but both Chicago tight ends should be considered sleepers in this matchup against the Bengals, who are No. 1 in most Fantasy points allowed to the position. Cincinnati has allowed 10 touchdowns to tight ends, including eight in the past four games. I'm hopeful this game will be a breakout performance for Loveland, who hasn't done much yet in his rookie campaign, with 6.8 PPR points his season high in Week 8 at Baltimore. Kmet also has done next to nothing with eight PPR points in Week 3 against Dallas as his best game to date. But given the matchup, both tight ends could be useful to Fantasy managers, and I give a slight edge to Loveland as the one to trust.
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Bears' Colston Loveland: Starting Tight Ends
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Loveland got the Bengals boost in Week 9 with six catches for 118 yards and two touchdowns on seven targets at Cincinnati, and I'm hopeful this is the start of a solid stretch run for the rookie tight end. He's worth using as a low-end starter in all leagues in Week 10 against the Giants, who have allowed four games of at least 11.6 PPR points to opposing tight ends this season, including two in the past four weeks. Keep an eye on Cole Kmet (concussion), and if he's out then that's even better for Loveland. But Caleb Williams and Ben Johnson will hopefully continue to feature Loveland and allow him to build on his performance from Week 9.
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Bears' Colston Loveland: Week 10 Waiver Priority List
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I wrote in this column last week that Loveland had the chance for a breakout game against Cincinnati due to the matchup, and he responded with six catches for 118 yards and two touchdowns on seven targets. He likely won't have an easier game the rest of the season, but Loveland should benefit with Cole Kmet (concussion) hurt heading into Week 10 against the Giants. The Bears have been trying to get Loveland more involved, and he also had five targets in Week 8 at Baltimore. He is worth adding in all leagues for 5-10 percent of your remaining FAB.
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Bears' Colston Loveland: Game-winning TD in wild victory
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Loveland secured six of seven targets for 118 yards and two touchdowns in the Bears' 47-42 win over the Bengals on Sunday.
The rookie put a thrilling cap on the wildest fourth quarter of the season, recording a 58-yard catch-and-run touchdown during which he bounced off a would-be tackler in the middle of the field and sprinted into the end zone with 17 seconds remaining. Loveland preceded that memorable play with a five-yard scoring grab in the first half of the third quarter, and the two catches served as the 2025 first-round pick's first pair of NFL touchdowns. Loveland's career-high reception, yardage and target totals were partly the result of Cole Kmet exiting the game with a concussion in the second quarter, but the former is clearly earning the right to more playing time by the week.
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Bears' Colston Loveland: Sleepers (Start/Sit)
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Cole Kmet (back) is expected to play in Week 9 after sitting out in Week 8, but both Chicago tight ends should be considered sleepers in this matchup against the Bengals, who are No. 1 in most Fantasy points allowed to the position. Cincinnati has allowed 10 touchdowns to tight ends, including eight in the past four games. I'm hopeful this game will be a breakout performance for Loveland, who hasn't done much yet in his rookie campaign with 6.8 PPR points his season high in Week 8 at Baltimore. Kmet also has done next to nothing with 8.0 PPR points in Week 3 against Dallas as his best game to date. But given the matchup, both tight ends could be useful to Fantasy managers, and I give a slight edge to Loveland as the one to trust.
If Cole Kmet remains out, this could be the launching pad for a second-half breakout for Loveland. He has three catches in each of the Bears' last two games, and the Bengals have given up the most points to opposing tight ends. It's a long shot, but he's still a rookie who was drafted in the top 10. A breakout could happen at any moment.
