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Colston Loveland down there in the bottom left... We got more than 3 yards last week. We got more than 3 yards on the first drive, baby... Still would have been tight end 12 on the week. That's how down bad we are at Colston Loveland believers... only Tyler Warren and Colston Loveland averaging under five yards per target man... Cole Kmet and Loveland against the Jets, again, mere inches away from scoring a touchdown. We almost HAD A TIGHT END 12 FINISH, that's how freaking sad it is to be a Cole Kmet and Loveland truther at this point.

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Bottom-tier efficiency; would be TE12 even with TD; ranked TE19

Loveland is positioned in the bottom left of Hartitz's per-route efficiency chart (25+ routes, 8+ targets qualifier), indicating underperformance in yards and targets per route run relative to other tight ends. Hartitz notes Loveland had fewer than 3 yards last week and on the first drive. Loveland is struggling significantly in efficiency metrics; even if he had scored a near-touchdown catch last week, he would have finished as tight end 12 for the week, illustrating how far behind he is in production. Loveland has been performing worse than Tyler Warren, with both among the only tight ends with 8+ targets averaging under 5 yards per target. Loveland and Cole Kmet are mere inches away from scoring touchdowns against the Jets, nearly finishing as tight end 12, but Hartitz expresses frustration about being a 'Cole Kmet and Loveland truther' at this point; ranked tight end 19.

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