From the episode

Colston Loveland's never going to leave the field. He's such a great blocker. Pretty much the best all-around tight end talent, two-way tight end talent, goal line. Every situation is going to be out there. And then, sure enough, Colston Loveland's out there on every snap, running every route. He's just not getting targeted.

STACKED’s take

Negative signalRole

Loveland's elite blocking keeps him on field; target drought likely QB-dependent, not talent-based.

Loveland is a two-way tight end talent with elite blocking ability who is on the field for every snap and running every route, but is not getting targeted; Matt Kelley believes this is a quarterback issue (new QB like Case Keenum or Tyson Badgent could solve the problem) rather than a talent concern, distinguishing Loveland from a Marvin Harrison Jr. situation where tape shows lack of effort.

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