It seems fans are very excited to see Colston Loveland in a Chicago Bears uniform next season. Loveland was taken with the No. 10 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft and should be used as a valuable offensive weapon in the Bears' offense this next season.
It has now been roughly a week since the NFL Draft took place, and fans are already excited about their team's draft picks, so much so, they are already snatching up their jerseys online. As soon as a player was selected, their rookie jersey was put on sale, and fans are showing their support with their purchases.
The official NFL Shop has released the top 10 selling rookie jerseys since the NFL Draft, and to the surprise of no one, former Colorado and now Jacksonville Jaguars selection Travis Hunter is the top-selling rookie jersey of this year's class. There are some big names on the list, such as first overall pick Cam Ward at No. 2, fifth-round pick Shedeur Sanders at No. 3, and other top first-round picks.
Bears fans are showing their excitement and support of Loveland as he came in as the 10th highest selling rookie jersey from the 2025 NFL Draft. What is surprising is that while Loveland was picked first and before Penn State tight end Tyler Warren, it seems Indianapolis Colts fans are pretty excited about their new tight end, as he has the ninth-highest selling rookie jersey.
Colston Loveland is primed to have a stellar rookie season with the Chicago Bears
Loveland was a star at Michigan, and he has the opportunity to make an immediate impact for the Chicago Bears. In just three seasons at Michigan, Loveland caught 117 passes for 1,466 yards and 11 touchdowns. One of those seasons came the year Michigan won the National Championship and had a slew of amazing offensive players to pick from.
Loveland has drawn comparisons to Las Vegas tight end Brock Bowers, who completed his rookie season this past year, setting the record for most receptions by a rookie tight end and simply jsut rookie in the league with 112 and the most receiving yards by a rookie tight end, passing Bears legend Mike Ditka with 1,194 yards.
Comparisons to a guy like that are huge, as Loveland is a guy who can do it all. He is a little leaner than a normal tight end, but he can still have great blocking ability. He runs routes like a receiver and has soft hands, but in the body of a tight end. The Bears will certainly use his size as a big target for quarterback Caleb Williams.