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Loveland is the ultimate buy-low target given he still led all Bears in routes run (33) and snaps among the skill position players (87% snap share). The Bears' second-year tight end posted the highest route participation among all players at his position in Week 1... Loveland, by contrast, saw real red-zone target volume (a 3rd target that would have been an interception at the goal line) without converting any of it.
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Loveland's elite route rate and red-zone targets make him a buy-low gem.

Loveland is the ultimate buy-low target given he still led all Bears in routes run (33) and snaps among skill position players (87% snap share). The Bears' second-year tight end posted the highest route participation among all players at his position in Week 1. He saw real red-zone target volume (a 3rd target that would have been an interception at the goal line) without converting any of it—a much quieter and more concerning red-zone day for a tight end than the box score (2 targets, 0 catches) even suggests. The fact that the Bears posted 59 points and none of their pass-catchers went off is such an anomaly, making Loveland a prime buy-low candidate.

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