What happened: Colston Loveland was a highlight of the Bears' rookie talent show this offseason, shared by the team as training camp approaches. He's coming off a draft class buzz that included PFF naming him among 10 candidates for a first-time All-Pro nod in 2026.

Why it matters: That's a massive bar for a tight end who hasn't taken a regular-season snap in Chicago's offense. Rookie hype is easy to generate in July, but All-Pro talk should be earned against real NFL competition, not projected off camp buzz and a talent show.