Bears TE Colston Loveland: Shoulder’s been good, won’t really know until camp
Chicago Bears rookie tight end Colston Loveland gave a promising update on his shoulder recovery, noting that it’s “been good,” though he admitted the true test will come during training camp. The former Michigan standout has been rehabbing from a shoulder issue that raised concerns during pre-draft evaluations but was still taken by the Bears for his elite athleticism and pass-catching skills.Speaking to reporters at a recent team workout, Loveland said, “I feel strong, I’ve been progressing well in drills and workouts, but I won’t really know where I stand until we start hitting for real at camp.”The Bears are optimistic that Loveland can quickly contribute to their offense, potentially complementing veteran tight end Cole Kmet. Known for his big-play ability and reliable hands, Loveland’s development could be key for a Bears offense looking to provide more weapons for new quarterback Caleb Williams.All eyes will be on Loveland when full-contact practices begin, as the team evaluates how well his shoulder holds up under the physicality of NFL play. #ColstonLoveland #ChicagoBears #Michiganstandout