colston loveland

Full Name: Colston Loveland

Date of Birth: April 9, 2004

Age: 21 (as of May 2025)

Hometown: Gooding, Idaho

High School: Gooding High School

College: University of Michigan

Conference: Big Ten

Years at School: 2022–2024

Redshirt Status: Did not redshirt

Transfer History: None

Eligibility Remaining: Declared for the 2025 NFL Draft

FootBall Information

Position(s) Played: Tight End

Pro Position Projection: Move Tight End (F)

Jersey Number: #18

Starter or Backup: Starter

Team Captain: Not publicly disclosed

Games Played / Started:

  • 2022: 14 games played, 5 starts

  • 2023: 15 games played, 12 starts

  • 2024: 10 games played, 7 starts

Injury History: Missed final regular-season game in 2024 due to shoulder injury; underwent surgery post-season; expected to be ready for training camp

Coach History:

  • Head Coach: Jim Harbaugh (2022–2023), Sherrone Moore (2024)

  • Offensive Coordinator: Sherrone Moore (2022–2023), Kirk Campbell (2024)

Physical

Measurements

Height: 6'6"

Weight: 248 lbs

Arm Length: pending combine

Hand Size: pending combine

Wingspan: pending combine

summary

summary

Colston Loveland is a dynamic and versatile tight end prospect, known for his exceptional receiving skills and athleticism. At 6'6" and 248 pounds, he presents a significant mismatch for defenders, combining size with agility. His background as a former wide receiver contributes to his refined route-running and ability to create separation

His 2024 season was particularly noteworthy, as he set the single-season record for receptions by a tight end in Michigan history. Despite missing the final regular-season game due to a shoulder injury, he earned second-team All-American honors and was a finalist for the John Mackey Award.

In the 2025 NFL Draft, Loveland was selected 10th overall by the Chicago Bears, making him the first tight end taken and the third overall receiver. His addition provides quarterback Caleb Williams with a reliable and athletic target, expected to play a significant role in the Bears' offense.