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NegativeProjectionSep 21, 2026
Loveland downgrades to low-end TE1 territory due to the downturn in routes and an injury to Caleb Williams (hamstring). However, the source is holding or buying rather than selling, given his strong Rookie Super Model rating and historical pedigree. The early-season woes cannot be ignored, but there is conviction that this will win out over time.NegativeUsageSep 21, 2026
Loveland's route participation rate fell from 89% in Week 1 to 69% in Week 2, and he was targeted only 8% of the time. He is averaging 0.7 PPG with a 40 Utilization Score. In Week 2, Sam Roush ran a route on the final play while Loveland was asked to stay in and block (unsuccessfully). Despite his No. 4 rating in the Rookie Super Model all-time and strong closeout to his rookie campaign, the early-season downturn in routes is concerning.PositiveValueSep 21, 2026
Colston Loveland is positioned as a buy-low candidate after a weak Week 1 (1 reception, 3 yards). The source suggests his price/valuation has fallen further after Week 2, making him an attractive target for managers seeking undervalued tight end upside.NegativeUsageSep 21, 2026
Loveland, along with Luther Burden, failed to deliver for the Bears in Week 2 as Chicago's pass catchers struggled. The combination of poor play, penalties, weather, and the Bears' heavy run game limited opportunities for the tight end.PositiveValueSep 18, 2026
Loveland wrecked his fantasy managers in Week 1 with just 1 reception on 5 targets for 2 receiving yards, but with no formal analysis to support it, a correction is anticipated in Week 2; Loveland will likely be targeted early and often next week. Week 1 may be the absolute worst performance he has all season, making him a potential trade target for panicking owners.PositiveProjectionSep 18, 2026
Jonathan Fuller targets Colston Loveland higher than 0.5 rushing/receiving TDs in Week 2 vs. Detroit. Fuller notes Loveland failed to record a catch in Week 1 despite the Bears offense going "nuts," but Chicago is at home against a divisional rival with the sixth-highest implied team total. Fantasy Life projections have Loveland for north of 7 targets and 0.4 TDs. Fuller believes Loveland will be a major factor in the Bears offense this season and views his Week 1 goose egg as an odd footnote. Fuller also cites Ben Johnson as a player's coach who will want to keep one of his top playmakers happy by finding the end zone in Week 2, as evidenced by the schemed TD for Jahdae Walker.PositiveMatchupSep 18, 2026
The source suggests that the plays that worked for Matthew Golden against Minnesota are more conducive to a Colston Loveland bounceback than a Luther Burden ascension, implying Loveland is better positioned to exploit the Vikings' defense in Week 2.PositiveProjectionSep 17, 2026
Colston Loveland is projected for 9.5 fantasy points in Week 2 despite a 0.0 PPG through Week 1, suggesting increased utilization expected in Chicago's offense against Minnesota.NegativeProjectionSep 17, 2026
In Week 1, Loveland had the highest route participation of any tight end at 89%. Despite scoring 0 points on 2 targets in a game where the Bears scored 59 points, Matthew Berry notes that if Caleb Williams had not missed him on 2 throws (including one in the end zone), his stat line would look completely normal. Berry advises that if someone in your league is panicking and wants to sell Loveland after one game, you should run to make that deal.PositiveRoleSep 16, 2026
Despite a bagel in Week 1 (38 Utilization Score) as a Round 4 pick, Loveland posted the highest route rate of any TE at 89%, confirming the Ben Johnson offense will attempt to break scoring records and supporting long-term confidence.NegativeRoleSep 16, 2026
Colston Loveland is noted as a weakness in the Bears' otherwise stacked offensive lineup. The source explicitly states the Bears have playmakers at every position 'except for TE, sorry, Colston Loveland managers,' indicating limited confidence in his role or production in the high-powered Bears offense despite the team's overall offensive firepower.NegativeProjectionSep 16, 2026
Colston Loveland is a hold despite posting 0.0 points in Week 1. The source places Loveland in a 'Don't Be Stupid' hold list, arguing that a single goose egg is not sufficient reason to panic-sell. The source emphasizes that the box score is not the only data point to evaluate talent, particularly for a player drafted for upside.PositiveValueSep 16, 2026
Loveland is a buy-low trade target despite failing to catch a pass in Week 1 when the Bears scored 59 points. The source emphasizes that Loveland dominated usage, leading all Week 1 tight ends in route rate (89%), and notes that Chicago's poor defense should lead to many games where Caleb Williams attempts 40-plus passes. From Week 8 onward last year, Loveland emerged as the Bears' top pass catcher, running 72% of routes and logging 72.4% of snaps with a 24% target rate (highest on the team). In Weeks 17-20 (playoffs included), he saw double-digit targets in all four games, averaging 12 looks per game with 32% TPRR and 31% target share, demonstrating his late-season emergence as a focal point.PositiveProjectionSep 16, 2026
Loveland is ranked No. 2 in Matthew Freedman's Week 2 tight end rankings, rising in the upgrade rankings. The source highlights him as a favorite play for Week 2 based on favorable betting factors, situational spots, and advantageous defensive matchups.PositiveProjectionSep 15, 2026
Colston Loveland was chopped despite the Bears scoring 59 points in Week 1, receiving just 2 targets and zero receptions with no injury explanation; the source characterizes this as likely a one-down week and notes Loveland is a top-3 talent in what could be the best offense in the NFL, recommending bidding accordingly.NegativeProjectionSep 15, 2026
Colston Loveland is mentioned in the article title and player list with Week 1 utilization data showing 0.0 PPG and a projected 8.9 PPG for the season, indicating he is a key player under discussion for FAAB bidding in Week 2 guillotine leagues.PositiveSleeperSep 15, 2026
Loveland posted 0.0 fantasy points in Week 1 but the source is more excited to bid on him than any other player this week. Despite being a popular preseason darling, he will come at a fraction of the price of other players on the list. The source values the tight end position's ability to distance from the field and trusts Loveland's breakout potential. He posted an elite 89% route rate (higher than every other tight end including Trey McBride) and averaged over 15 points per game with a 28% target share (29% TPRR) toward the end of last season. His floor is clearly low, so the source is not getting aggressive, but wants to take a stand and trust the buy-low window. Recommended bid (No Tomorrow, most aggressive setting): $125 (12.5%), though the source notes the aggressive bid recommendation of $50 feels too light given preseason hype.PositiveBreakoutSep 15, 2026
Loveland is positioned as the most obvious buy-low candidate after scoring zero fantasy points in Week 1 despite the Bears putting up a franchise-record 59 points. The source emphasizes Loveland had an 89% route share—the most of any tight end—and attributes his lack of production to Caleb Douglas and Kalif Raymond monopolizing targets rather than any role or talent issue. The source calls Week 1 an outlier and identifies Loveland as a top-four dynasty tight end whose value should recover as the season progresses, making him a target to acquire below his true value.NegativeProjectionSep 14, 2026
The source opens by asking if you picked Colston Loveland in Round 4 of your fantasy draft and expected fireworks out of the gate, sarcastically saying 'Enjoy your goose egg.' Later, the source notes disappointment with Loveland alongside Luther Burden, stating 'I am very much still in on both him and fellow disappointment Colston Loveland, but it was a bit concerning seeing him not dominate the playing time in such a back-and-forth affair with Odunze not operating at 100%.'PositiveProjectionSep 11, 2026
Colston Loveland projects to 10.1 PPG in Week 1, up from a 9.0 PPG average, suggesting increased usage or role in the Bears offense against the Panthers.PositiveProjectionSep 9, 2026
Loveland is ranked No. 3 in Freedman's Week 1 TE rankings and is featured as one of Freedman's TE favorites, indicating an upgrade based on favorable betting factors and situational spots.NegativeValueSep 6, 2026
Colston Loveland is mentioned as one of the top three TEs in 2026 drafts (along with Bowers and McBride). Hunter Henry finished 2025 in seventh place in half-PPR, sitting above Loveland.PositiveProjectionSep 5, 2026
Matthew Berry ranks Colston Loveland as TE3 in half-PPR, positioning him as a top-tier tight end option.PositiveProjectionSep 5, 2026
Colston Loveland ranks as Matthew Berry's TE3 in half-PPR rankings for 2026, positioned at No. 33 overall.PositiveValueSep 5, 2026
Colston Loveland is being discussed as a potential move-up candidate in final tight end rankings before the 2026 season, suggesting the source believes he may be undervalued relative to his breakout potential.NegativeValueSep 4, 2026
Colston Loveland is recommended as a sensible tight end target on Yahoo after the top three TEs, offering better value than the overpriced mid-tier tight end options.PositiveValueSep 4, 2026
Colston Loveland does not fall back in Round 4 on Sleeper; his pricing makes him a viable early tight end option, especially when paired with a Zero RB build strategy in early draft positions.PositiveBreakoutSep 3, 2026
Matthew Berry's bold prediction: Colston Loveland finishes as the overall TE1 in 2026.NegativeProjectionSep 3, 2026
Matthew Berry lists Colston Loveland among his 10 most drafted players this year.PositiveValueSep 3, 2026
The source projects Colston Loveland to smash his ADP, finishing as the No. 1 TE. The source cites Ben Johnson's stated goal to score a bajillion points this year as evidence of the offensive scheme's aggressive intent, supporting the bullish projection.PositiveValueSep 2, 2026
Colston Loveland appears on the Fantasy Life rankings staff's 'My Guys' list for 2026, selected by both Matthew Berry and Dwain McFarland as a major target in fantasy football drafts.PositiveValueSep 1, 2026
Matthew Berry highlights Colston Loveland as more than a full round cheaper than Trey McBride despite nearly matching his underlying metrics towards the tail end of 2025. With Ben Johnson wanting the Bears to be the highest-scoring offense of all time, Loveland is positioned as the TE1 and one of Berry's most-drafted players in best ball this season.PositiveBreakoutAug 27, 2026
Over Loveland's final 10 games as a rookie, he posted a 90 utilization score (would rank second among TEs over a full season). In games with at least 10 targets, he averaged 99 receiving yards. In five games with at least 20% target share, he put up 20-plus fantasy points in four of them. Matthew Berry ranks him as a top-three fantasy TE for 2026.PositiveBreakoutAug 27, 2026
Matthew Berry ranks Colston Loveland as a top-three fantasy TE in 2026. Over Loveland's final 10 games as a rookie, he had a 90 utilization score, which would have ranked second among TEs over a full season. In games in which he had significant usage, he demonstrated elite production potential.PositiveValueAug 27, 2026
Loveland is identified as one of the top tight end options that Valenzuela targets in the first round, following his 'first or last mentality' at the position. He's also recommended as a keeper in the 10th round due to value, with Valenzuela stating 'I'd keep Colston Loveland in the 10th.'PositiveBreakoutAug 27, 2026
Loveland is featured in the article's central question about whether he can challenge Tier 1 tight ends; he is positioned with 9.0 PPG and 176.9 projected PPR points, suggesting potential emergence into elite company despite current tier placement below the top tier.PositiveRoleAug 26, 2026
If Luther Burden needs to miss an extended period of time, Colston Loveland will receive a bump in usage, making him a target for increased exposure in fantasy drafts.PositiveRoleAug 25, 2026
Jake Trowbridge identifies Colston Loveland as the only piece of the Bears offense he trusts in dynasty rebuilds, but notes that acquiring him requires paying top dollar; positioned as a high-conviction target despite premium cost.PositiveValueAug 23, 2026
Loveland is Dj Moore's most-drafted TE in the first four rounds of drafts and is rated as a SMASH selection in Round 4, representing a key value target in the TE tier.NegativeProjectionAug 21, 2026
Colston Loveland is ranked 38th in the top-100 player rankings with a bye week in week 10.NegativeProjectionAug 21, 2026
Colston Loveland ranked 38th in Fantasy Life consensus top-100 rankings; bye week 10 (Chicago).PositiveRoleAug 21, 2026
Colston Loveland is selected in the early rounds (described as a 'onesie' detour) as a core starter; the source indicates confidence in Loveland's role and targets him despite the need to fill RB depth, suggesting he has secured a meaningful offensive role.PositiveProjectionAug 20, 2026
Colston Loveland is listed among Matthew Berry's five finalists for 2026 Ride or Die consideration. Berry notes all five finalists are worthy and will be great this year, though Loveland ultimately did not win the Ride or Die designation.NegativeRoleAug 20, 2026
At a fourth-round ADP, Loveland faces opportunity-cost risk; if Luther Burden is fully healthy by Week 1 and Rome Odunze returns to the role he had during the first half of last season, Loveland could lose enough targets to fall into the mid-range TE1 neighborhood (Tucker Kraft/Sam LaPorta/Harold Fannin/Kyle Pitts tier), which is still useful but not what you're paying for.PositiveRoleAug 20, 2026
Loveland was one of only two tight ends with both a catch rate above 70% and an average depth of target over eight yards among players with at least 50 targets; his 8.7 yards per target ranked third among tight ends with 75-plus targets, while his 9.1-yard aDOT ranked first, indicating elite downfield opportunity beyond underneath catches.PositiveProjectionAug 20, 2026
Matthew Berry has Loveland at TE3 in his fantasy football rankings, same as the market, but higher in his overall ranks at 36 overall compared to consensus ADP of 41, going as low as 45 on ESPN; Berry is high on the Bears offense overall and sees Loveland as having elite usage plus downfield opportunity plus efficiency—a profile that gets him excited for a realistic path to becoming a weekly difference-maker.PositiveUsageAug 20, 2026
Loveland was targeted on 25.4% of his routes over his final eight games last season including playoffs, with a utilization score of 90 over his final 10 games that would have ranked second among all tight ends for the season; in five games with at least 20% target share, he scored 20-plus fantasy points four times, and when he got seven or more targets, he averaged 99 receiving yards per game.NegativeRoleAug 17, 2026
Colston Loveland is listed as the tight end in the source's example Cincinnati Bengals stack roster (QB: Joe Burrow, RB: Derrick Henry, RB: Javonte Williams, WR: Ja'Marr Chase, WR: Tee Higgins, TE: Colston Loveland, FLEX: Parker Washington), demonstrating his role as a viable tight end option when building around the Bengals stack.PositiveBreakoutAug 15, 2026
As a rookie, Loveland averaged 1.98 yards per route run, a metric that places him among the elite rookie tight end seasons since 2011; only Brock Bowers and Kyle Pitts have posted better yards-per-route-run numbers as rookies. This efficiency metric, combined with the Bears' stated goal under Ben Johnson to build the highest-scoring offense ever, positions Loveland as a potential breakout candidate in a high-volume passing attack.PositiveRoleAug 15, 2026
After breaking out against the Bengals with 29.8 PPR points, Loveland led all Bears pass-catchers with a 23% target share, 25% yards per route run, and a 71% route share, dusting the WRs in usage despite running fewer routes than either Odunze or DJ Moore. The source argues it might be Loveland who is the alpha in the Bears' high-powered offense, especially with Moore's departure opening up plenty of work.PositiveBreakoutAug 15, 2026
Loveland started slow as a rookie coming off shoulder surgery with only 11 catches on 18 targets for 116 yards through his first six games. However, he broke out against Cincinnati with 118 yards and two touchdowns, then ranked fifth at TE with 14.3 PPR points per game from Week 9 through season's end. He went nuclear on the Packers in the Wild Card round with eight catches on 15 targets for 137 yards, cementing himself as an offseason dynasty riser.PositiveValueAug 15, 2026
The source identifies Loveland as an enticing upside play for Guillotine Leagues with a palatable price tag in Round 4, despite ADP of 42.1 (TE3). The hype train has picked up significant offseason steam, and Loveland's early-season upside is worth revisiting given his breakout trajectory.PositiveSleeperAug 14, 2026
Colston Loveland is featured in Cooterdoodle's 'My Guys' column, where the source targets three players she is specifically drafting in her 2026 drafts. Loveland is positioned as a targeted player at a specific ADP range, indicating the source views him as a priority pick.PositiveBreakoutAug 14, 2026
Loveland is a sky-high sophomore TE prospect with expanded role and usage in Chicago. In his rookie season, he flashed as TE2 or better in four games and showed capability as a big playmaker. Most notably, during Chicago's final five games, Loveland saw a 29% target share, demonstrating usage that supports 90-yard games with TDs. His 2026 projection of 79 receptions, 912 yards, and 8 TDs makes him Fantasy Life's consensus TE3 behind only Brock Bowers and Trey McBride, surpassing his rookie numbers. Cooterdoodle notes that drafting a TE at pick 41 (consensus ADP 41.4) feels steep until you realize the high price matches high upside, and emphasizes that Ben Johnson's TEs are consistently productive.NegativeProjectionAug 14, 2026
Loveland is identified as part of an outstanding group of young TE options just a tier below the elite tier (Bowers and McBride), capable of putting up huge years.PositiveProjectionAug 13, 2026
As a rookie, Colston Loveland averaged 1.98 yards per route run; since 2011, the only rookie tight ends with a better yards-per-route-run season are Brock Bowers and Kyle Pitts, positioning him among the most efficient rookie tight ends in the modern era.PositiveRoleAug 13, 2026
Loveland is positioned as a particular threat to become the alpha receiver in Chicago's passing attack, with the source noting he finished last season strongly and could dominate target distribution once the Bears take the field. His emergence as a high-end talent creates a ceiling for Luther Burden's early-season role, suggesting Loveland will command a significant share of targets in the Bears' offense.PositiveBreakoutAug 10, 2026
Training camp has generated consistent positive buzz around Colston Loveland, the young tight end who flashed as a rookie. The source cites this constant drumbeat of positive reports as evidence that Loveland is ascending in the Bears' passing game hierarchy, positioning him ahead of Rome Odunze in target priority.NegativeRoleAug 9, 2026
Loveland is mentioned as an example of a tight end who could be a 'true difference maker on your roster,' suggesting that taking an elite QB early (in Round 3 or 4) means passing on high-upside tight ends like Loveland who could provide significant value.PositiveProjectionAug 6, 2026
Loveland posted 1.65 yards per route run ranked eighth among tight ends in 2025 and should be a nearly-every-snap player with David Njoku now gone. Matthew Berry projects that if he combines increased volume with last year's efficiency, the sky is the limit.PositiveBreakoutAug 6, 2026
Loveland flashed elite upside once earning a full-time role, posting a 99 Utilization Score and 16.8 PPG over his final five games while commanding a 29% target share and averaging 72.3 receiving yards. His talent profile backs this breakout: he ranks No. 4 all-time in the Rookie Super Model (89 of 100 rating) and his rookie-season 1.98 YPRR ranks No. 3 since 2011. With DJ Moore gone and Ben Johnson's TE-friendly system creating a clear path to route volume and efficiency, Loveland could perform more like a WR1 than a TE1. Matthew Berry's colleague Dwain McFarland calls him his favorite post-Round 3 pick to smash fantasy leagues in 2026.PositiveBreakoutAug 6, 2026
Matthew Berry identifies Colston Loveland as the clear breakout candidate in the Bears offense for 2026, not Luther Burden. Loveland is a second-year TE who dominated in the postseason as a 'total target-hogging stud' with a 29% target share and 96 Utilization Score—far ahead of DJ Moore (17%, 73 score), Rome Odunze (14%, 49 score), and Burden (14%, 44 score). Berry's reasoning: 'I doubt there will be room in this offense for two pass catchers to go off with difference-making campaigns, so if I can pick only one of these guys, it's Loveland.' He concludes: 'No question, that guy is breaking out this year.'NegativeValueAug 5, 2026
Bears TE Colston Loveland will command a premium draft price, but the offensive environment under Ben Johnson in Year 2 looks ripe for fantasy production. While the cost is elevated, the upside is supported by the improved offensive scheme and Caleb Williams' strong camp performance.PositiveValueAug 5, 2026
Colston Loveland selected as TE1 in Team 1 in an early round; the source used an early-round pick to secure one of their favorite tight end targets, prioritizing elite tight end production (6.2 receptions per game, 12.2 yards per game, 0.57 TDs per game for TE1 tier) over waiting for mid-round options.PositiveProjectionAug 5, 2026
Colston Loveland is selected in the source's Team 1 draft from the 1.07 as an early-round TE pick, indicating the source used early-round capital to secure one of his favorite targets at the position despite initial hesitation about the value of elite TEs in standard scoring. The source notes that elite TEs accumulate 6.2 receptions per game and 12.2 yards per game, with increased red zone opportunities translating to more TD chances.PositiveBreakoutAug 4, 2026
The rookie tight end posted elite utilization (11.5 targets/game, 33.3% target/route, 78.8% WOPR) and efficiency metrics (2.68 yards/route, 13.0% 1st-down rate per route, 25.0% explosive catch rate) from Week 17 onward. Matthew Berry emphasizes this is no accident: Loveland is Ben Johnson's first-ever HC draft pick with positive camp reports, positioning him as a generational tight end prospect with both volume and efficiency floors.PositiveProjectionAug 4, 2026
Loveland is Matthew Berry's personal favorite tight end, described as "the porridge that's just right." From Week 17 on, the rookie tight end put up an absurd combination of utilization (11.5 targets/game, 33.3% target/route, 78.8% WOPR) and efficiency stats (2.68 yards/route, 13.0% 1stDn/route, 25.0% explosive catch rate). He's the first-ever pick of supergenius Ben Johnson's HC career, with all the positive camp quotes to boot. If the Bears' offense continues in-line with those four games to finish the regular season into the playoffs, Loveland's going to be that needle-mover. This guy's built differently.NegativeUsageAug 1, 2026
Loveland carries a 22.0% slot target rate and 21.3% slot route rate, establishing his usage profile in the interior slot area of his offense.PositiveValueJul 31, 2026
Identified as a Tier 1 target in tight end auction draft strategy, indicating premium value and early-round targeting recommendation.PositiveValueJul 31, 2026
The source positions Loveland as an elite alternative to Bowers and McBride in Tier 1, possessing similar upside but at a significantly lower price tag. The source suggests a $24 value for Loveland compared to $18.3 on Yahoo and $22 in NFFC auctions, making him the preferred top tight end option given the depth available at the position and the overvaluation of Bowers ($27 suggested vs. $37 Yahoo/$35 NFFC) and McBride ($27 suggested vs. $33 Yahoo/$28 NFFC).PositiveProjectionJul 30, 2026
Matthew Berry is very high on Colston Loveland this year, ranking him ahead of Kyren Williams in overall rankings as a preferred value option in the mid-draft range.NegativeProjectionJul 30, 2026
Matthew Berry notes that people are assuming Colston Loveland, along with Rome Odunze and Luther Burden, will all break out this year, but history suggests probably not all three will. This is part of Berry's broader caution about the tight end/receiver breakout class.PositiveProjectionJul 30, 2026
Colston Loveland is being discussed as a potential elite-tier tight end option, with the question posed of whether he should be placed among the elite tier of TEs. This suggests he is being considered for premium tight end status in 2026 drafts.PositiveRoleJul 29, 2026
Colston Loveland is part of Chicago's young offensive talent that benefits from DJ Moore's departure. Ben Johnson's scheme appears tailored toward Loveland's skill set, with most of the designed/schemed looks in the offense going to Loveland (along with Luther Burden) in Weeks 9-13. Loveland was still being acclimated from an offseason injury in Weeks 1-8, running just 52% of routes, suggesting increased involvement as he returns to full health.PositiveRoleJul 29, 2026
The source has spent much of the offseason dumping on the Bears and Caleb Williams due to expected regression, but Loveland has the talent to stand above it and is the only piece on that team the source actually trusts. Loveland was selected in the second round of the SFB16 draft.PositiveRoleJul 29, 2026
Colston Loveland emerged as a focal point of the Bears offense starting in Week 9 of 2025; he was being acclimated following an offseason injury and ran just 52% of routes in Weeks 1-8, but from Weeks 9-13, most of the designed and schemed looks in Ben Johnson's offense went to Loveland and Burden rather than Odunze.PositiveRoleJul 29, 2026
The source spent much of the offseason criticizing the Bears and Caleb Williams due to expected regression, but identifies Loveland as the only piece on that team he actually trusts. He has the talent to stand above the team's expected decline and was selected in Round 2 of the SFB16 draft.NegativeDepth ChartJul 27, 2026
Colston Loveland was available in Round 3 but was passed over, as Amon-ra St. Brown chose not to go with a TE at that point, opting instead for RB depth to avoid a Zero-RB build.PositiveRoleJul 26, 2026
Loveland is the source's most-drafted player this summer at 4.07 ADP. The source firmly believes elite tight ends are a massive edge in managed leagues, especially high-stakes. Loveland showed elite upside to close out last season, posting a 93 Utilization Score, 27% TPRR, and 25% target share (14.2 PPR points per game) from Week 12 through the NFC Divisional Round. The key edge: he goes 2-3 rounds later than the elite TE tier.PositiveBreakoutJul 25, 2026
Colston Loveland could make it a Big 3 at the top of the TE tiers, suggesting potential emergence as an elite tight end option alongside the current top tier.