The Chicago Bears kicked off rookie minicamp Friday, where the team's rookie draft picks, undrafted signings and tryout players all took to the field at Halas Hall. While tight end Colston Loveland was in attendance, he wasn't 100 percent as he recovers from a shoulder injury.

Though former Michigan football tight end Colston Loveland had a limited 2024 due to injuries sustained in Week 3, he was still the first tight end off the board in the draft, taken by the Chicago Bears with the No.

Colston Loveland went from rural Idaho to Ann Arbor, where he starred at Michigan for three years and turned himself into a first-round NFL draft pick. Now he’s a multi-millionaire. Loveland signed a four-year,