From the episode
I'm reluctantly keeping it open on Colston Loveland... He leads the Bears in routes run, right? He's actually seen 40% of the team's end zone targets. He should have had a touchdown in week one. He didn't... there's no one else that you likely would have gotten if you drafted Loveland early that you feel better about that has more upside than Loveland who is still in the lead talent.
STACKED’s take
Loveland ranked TE12 but Berry starting him; leads Bears in routes, 40% end zone target share.
Matthew Berry ranks Loveland at tight end 12 (low-end TE1) and is reluctantly starting him in Week 3 despite poor early production (0 catches in Week 1, 1 catch for 3 yards in Week 2). Berry's case: Loveland leads the Bears in routes run and has seen 40% of the team's end zone targets; he should have scored in Week 1 but didn't. Against Philadelphia's secondary (Cooper DeJean, Quinone Mitchell), there's potential for increased targeting. Berry notes that if you drafted Loveland in the third or fourth round, you likely don't have a better alternative at tight end with more upside, making him a reluctant start despite the ugly early results and Monday night road game context.
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