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TE Cole Kmet was initially 'taken aback' by Bears drafting Colston Loveland but sees team's vision
Bears tight end Cole Kmet admits he was initially "taken aback" by Chicago's decision to select Colston Loveland at No. 10 overall, but he sees the team's vision and now hopes to form with Loveland to become the league's top TE duo.
Analysis: From Cole Kmet to Caleb Williams to even refs working practice, no one escapes Ben Johnson's critical eye and he explained why.
Position battles are heating up across the Chicago Bears roster, but one situation in particular stands out in the tight end ...
Cole Kmet shared his reaction to the Bears drafting Colston Loveland, and DJ Moore talked about Luther Burden III and body ...
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LAKE FOREST, Ill. (WGN) — As the longest tenured Chicago Bear, Cole Kmet is used to the chaos that has come with being a ...
Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses seven takeaways from the first day of the Bears’ mandatory minicamp Tuesday at Halas Hall ...
Kmet's 2025 outlook was on the rise when GM Ryan Poles hired Ben Johnson as head coach. How could it not be? Kmet was in line to take over the Sam LaPorta role for the Bears, which signaled that a ...
An NFL analyst has made a questionable prediction about the Chicago Bears cutting loose one of their veteran offensive stars ...
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Former Chicago Bears tight end eyeing one last NFL seasonWith Cole Kmet, Colston Loveland and Durham Smythe on the roster, the Chicago Bears aren’t looking to make any more additions ...
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