Colston Loveland makes huge impact for Caleb Williams, Bears in preseason Week 2

The second completion (which came later in what turned into a touchdown-scoring drive) was a chunk gain for nearly 20 yards. Williams uncorked a missile that may have been a bit too high for an average-sized tight end. Loveland, who boasts a six-foot-six frame, had little trouble reaching up and snatching it.

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Loveland looked more like a big wide receiver than a tight end, which was ultimately why he emerged as a top-10 pick. It's a draft slot that usually isn't spent on tight ends; Loveland isn't a usual tight end.

It's worth noting veteran Cole Kmet's involvement as well. There's been an assumption that Loveland's arrival means Kmet will be reduced to more of a run-game specialist. But Sunday's game against the Buffalo Bills suggested he'll still be an active contributor in the passing game as well. He caught a 29-yard pass from Williams on Chicago's first drive.

Still, the future belongs to Loveland, who took a quality step toward validating his NFL draft slot.