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TECHI40 insightsLatest Oct 28, 2026
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PositiveNewsOct 27, 2026Ryan Heath
PositiveUsageOct 27, 2026FantasyPros Articles
Colston Loveland's target share has surged dramatically, averaging 25.8% over his last 4 games after posting 8%, 7%, and 12% in the first three weeks, including 38% on Thursday night against the Patriots. He caught 7 of 12 targets for 69 yards and a touchdown, registering a season-high 19.9 PPR points. Loveland has averaged 13.5 PPG since Week 4 compared to 2.8 PPG in the first three weeks. Luther Burden III holds a 22% target share, but without a true No. 1 WR emerging, Loveland has returned to the player seen late last season. With Caleb Williams healthy and leading the league's seventh-highest-scoring offense, Loveland's dynasty stock is booming.
PositiveProjectionOct 26, 2026Fantasy Life Articles
Since taking over the starting role last year, Loveland has an 83 Utilization Score over a 12-game sample. His historical comparisons average 12.9 PPG with 77% securing top-six campaigns. Outcome distribution: 33% TE1-3 (ceiling), 40% TE4-6 (median), 20% TE7-9 (floor), 7% TE10-12 (outlier floor). He has a tough Week 8 matchup against the Seahawks (-4.1 PPG), but the Bears have the fifth-best TE schedule for the rest of the year (+1.3 PPG).
PositiveRoleOct 26, 2026Fantasy Life Articles
Cole Kmet (knee) is out for the season, which could open the door for Loveland to get more playing time, though he could also be asked to block more and face increased target competition from more WRs on the field. The Bears are the No. 7 scoring offense (25.7 PPG) and run the most regulation plays per contest (72.1), on pace to run an additional three games' worth of plays vs. the average NFL team. Burden is the only other player demanding targets at 22%; Kalif Raymond has faded to 14%, and Rome Odunze is stuck on the boundary with 16% target share and the fourth-highest route depth (11.8) among WRs with 150+ routes.
PositiveRoleOct 26, 2026FantasyPros Articles
Second-year tight end has stepped up since Caleb Williams' return with elite efficiency metrics over the previous two weeks: 84.9% snap share, 70% route participation, 26.1% target share, 0.32 TPRR, 31.7% first-read rate, 38.3% air yard share, 6.5 receptions per game, 67.0 receiving yards per game, 2.39 YPRR, 4 red-zone targets, 2 end-zone targets, 2 receiving touchdowns, and 15.9 half-PPR points per game. Despite two drops on Thursday Night Football, he caught 7 passes for 69 yards and 1 TD, warranting set-it-and-forget-it treatment.
PositiveUsageOct 24, 2026Kyle