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The "rookie tight ends can be productive players" myth has evaporated the last few seasons, with Sam LaPorta, and Brock Bowers having historical statistical finishes. Loveland was a surprise pick by the Bears, but it's clear the team has a clear plan for the rookie from Michigan. Playing more like a big wideout, than inline tight end, Loveland has the athletic traits and offensive scheme to have a solid fantasy ceiling in his first season. Like LaPorta in his rookie year, Loveland will be surrounded by more "flashy" teammates who will tend to draw the attention of the defense. Loveland can use his frame, and separation ability to take advantage of lesser defenders in the short and intermediate parts of the field, and be an asset in the red zone. While he won't impress anyone with his blocking ability, he will have to hold off a well-paid vet to earn consistent playing time. That, and volume are the biggest roadblocks to Loveland being more than a TE2 early on.
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