Colston Loveland saw the creativity new Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson showed as Detroit's offensive coordinator. The tight end from Michigan could hardly wait to get to work with him. Loveland will get his chance after the Bears selected him with the No.

NFL Draft begins in less than a week, and the Chicago Bears will look to find impactful players who can help improve the roster now and in the future. Armed with seven picks in total, including No. 10 overall,

The Bears selected Loveland as the 10th overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft on Thursday in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Loveland becomes Gooding’s first NFL draftee and its first NFL player since 1939 when Stan Pavkov played two seasons with the Pittsburgh Steelers.