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Yahoo Fantasy Forecast fantasy football takes on Colston Loveland
Every source-backed podcast insight STACKED has extracted from Yahoo Fantasy Forecast about Colston Loveland.
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All Yahoo Fantasy Forecast insights about Colston Loveland
PositiveBreakoutAug 14, 2026
Harmon is high on Loveland, noting he moves like a wide receiver and saw 10+ targets in his final four games. Harmon believes the team can build the passing game around him and argues he could potentially outproduce Trey McBride this season.PositiveBreakoutAug 14, 2026
Matt Harmon and Josh Norris are both high on Loveland, with Harmon ranking him in the same tier as Trey McBride and Brock Bowers. Norris suggests Loveland moves like a wide receiver and could potentially outproduce McBride, noting his strong finish to the previous season with 10+ targets in his final four games.PositiveBreakoutAug 13, 2026
Matt Harmon views Loveland as a tier-one tight end and a potential overall TE1. Loveland's usage is elite; from Week 11 on, he was targeted on 25% of his routes, posted 2.57 yards per route run, and was utilized in high-value roles like the Z/X receiver in 21 personnel. Harmon ranks him 35th overall, ahead of his 40th ADP, noting that his role is clearly defined by coaching staff usage in designer plays.PositiveValueAug 13, 2026
Matt Harmon is bullish on Colston Loveland, ranking him 5.1 spots ahead of his 40th overall ADP. Harmon is high on the entire Bears offense, citing Ben Johnson's goal to make it the best in NFL history, and views Loveland as a strong fourth-round target.PositiveRoleAug 13, 2026
Nate Tice identifies Colston Loveland as the epitome of a modern 'Y' tight end, capable of blocking at the point of attack while also being able to split out as a receiver and run a full route tree.PositiveValueAug 10, 2026
Scott Pianowski suggests that with the uncertainty surrounding Luther Burden's injury, he is prioritizing Colston Loveland in drafts. He notes that Loveland has significant helium and is a target he would push extra dollars toward in salary cap formats.PositiveValueAug 6, 2026
Colston Loveland is highlighted as a strong fourth-round value (ADP 39) with significant upside, with Matt Harmon noting he is ranked slightly ahead of his current ADP.PositiveBreakoutAug 3, 2026
Scott Pienowski notes that Colston Loveland went 'nuclear' during the final two months of the season for Chicago, serving as a prime example of why patience with rookies is valuable.PositiveValueAug 3, 2026
Matt Harmon and Scott Pianowski view Colson Loveland as a high-upside target, noting his strong late-season and playoff usage with regular double-digit targets. Harmon ranks him 35th overall despite an ADP of 43, making him a preferred value over other vanity tight ends.NegativeValueAug 3, 2026
Scott Pianowski likes Colston Loveland but fears his rising ADP will price him out, noting that Tyler Warren offers similar value at a lower cost.PositiveValueJul 30, 2026
Loveland's ADP has fluctuated from late third to fourth round; he fell to the fourth in this mock and is going only a few spots ahead of Trey McBride. Matt Harmon notes the Loveland hype may be catching up to McBride, who people are down on due to the Cardinals offense. Harmon thinks it's very possible these two flip in ADP, which would have been unexpected given McBride's season last year. Training camp reports show the Bears offense is cooking with all receivers going off and Caleb Williams ripping it, which supports Loveland's upside. Harmon is excited on the record about everybody in the Bears offense, including Loveland, and expects his ADP could end up flipping relative to McBride.NegativeValueJul 15, 2026
Colson Loveland's ADP has risen to the back end of the third round, a significant move from earlier projections. While Loveland is expected to have a great season and is well-positioned, he should not be considered the number one tight end going forward. He had a great finish last year and is set up well for 2025, but he still needs to prove he can do it for a whole year. His ADP rise means he may no longer represent the value he once did.PositiveBreakoutMay 20, 2026
Colson Loveland is viewed as a potential star tight end who can play in-line and run vertical routes, making him a valuable asset for the Bears.