Where Has Bears TE Colston Loveland Been This Season?
Chicago's tight end has just one catch so far and faces a tough Eagles defense on Monday Night Football, with quarterback Caleb Williams sidelined.
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Chicago Bears tight end Colston Loveland has recorded just one catch so far this season, and faces a difficult test against the Philadelphia Eagles defense in an upcoming Monday Night Football matchup, according to ESPN.
Complicating matters, the Bears will be without quarterback Caleb Williams for the game, raising questions about how Loveland could get more involved in the offense, ESPN reported.
The report frames Loveland's limited production so far as a storyline to watch, given the expectations that accompanied his arrival in Chicago.
Further detail on the Bears' offensive plans without Williams and Loveland's specific role were not included in the excerpt of ESPN's report.
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