PositiveRoleSun, August 2, 2026
Loveland's 13 personnel motion scheme serves as model for Commanders' Okonkwo usage.
Colston LovelandTECHI
Loveland is cited as an example of how the Bears use 13 personnel in motion-heavy schemes, where he lines up in-line and then motions out to create spread formations. The Commanders could use Chigoziem Okonkwo in a similar role, with Loveland's 2-point conversion against the Packers demonstrating how tight ends can get one-on-one matchups against linebackers on the outside.
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Chicago lines up in a 13 personnel look with Colston Loveland in-line on the left, Cole Kmet in-line on the right next to a third offensive tackle, and Durham Smythe at fullback. Before the snap, all three tight ends motion out, creating a spread formation.
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- Loveland is cited as an example of how the Bears use 13 personnel in motion-heavy schemes, where he lines up in-line and then motions out to create spread formations. The Commanders could use Chigoziem Okonkwo in a similar role, with Loveland's 2-point conversion against the Packers demonstrating how tight ends can get one-on-one matchups against linebackers on the outside.
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- STACKED tags this as a positive fantasy football signal for Colston Loveland (TE CHI). Loveland's 13 personnel motion scheme serves as model for Commanders' Okonkwo usage.
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