Fantasy Life Articles on Colston Loveland
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Loveland still dominated the usage, leading all Week 1 tight ends in route rate (89%)...from Week 8 on last year, Loveland emerged as not just the team's top tight end, but their best pass catcher...From Weeks 17-20 (playoffs included, obviously), Loveland saw double-digit targets in all four games, averaging 12 looks per game.
STACKED’s take
Buy-low on Loveland; elite route rate and late-season target trajectory suggest upside.
Loveland is a buy-low trade target despite failing to catch a pass in Week 1 when the Bears scored 59 points. The source emphasizes that Loveland dominated usage, leading all Week 1 tight ends in route rate (89%), and notes that Chicago's poor defense should lead to many games where Caleb Williams attempts 40-plus passes. From Week 8 onward last year, Loveland emerged as the Bears' top pass catcher, running 72% of routes and logging 72.4% of snaps with a 24% target rate (highest on the team). In Weeks 17-20 (playoffs included), he saw double-digit targets in all four games, averaging 12 looks per game with 32% TPRR and 31% target share, demonstrating his late-season emergence as a focal point.
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