From the episode

Colston Loveland is easily the worst. Well, the last four games last year, he had a 31% target share in the three games here. We're talking about a 10% target share...the gap between Trey McBride and Brock Bauer versus Colston Loveland, we are not going to close that gap.

STACKED’s take

Positive signalBust

Loveland's target share collapsed to 10%; gap to elite TEs won't close.

Colston Loveland is the worst round four pick; his target share has collapsed from 31% last year to 10% over the first three games. While he's still running routes, they're mostly downfield isolation looks where he's not executing well. Khalif Raymond and Luther Burks are gobbling up the easy looks. The gap between Loveland and top-tier tight ends like Trey McBride and Brock Bauer won't close; best-case scenario is he reaches Sam LaPorta or Tyler Warren range. At 29.7 routes per game versus McBride's 36 and Bauer's 35, the route-running gap is structural and unlikely to change.

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