After a brutal first drive of their 2026 season, the Chicago Bears offense has found their footing in a big way. Quarterback Caleb Williams help extended the lead with a wild pass to tight end Cole Kmet.
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Cole Kmet and the Chicago Bears are one day away from starting their 2026 regular season. The team is hyped and raring to go, aiming to continue proving its critics wrong.
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It's hard to find a better story of success within the Chicago Bears than Cole Kmet. After growing up as a die-hard Chicago Bears fan, Kmet was selected by the Bears in Round 2 of the 2020 NFL draft, then signed a four-year, $50 million contract extension in 2023.
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Entering the 2026 NFL Draft, the Chicago Bears already had Cole Kmet and Colston Loveland on their roster. But that didn’t stop head coach Ben Johnson and company from selecting tight end Sam Roush with the No.
Many expect the Chicago Bears to give Cole Kmet fewer targets in the upcoming season in favor of Colston Loveland. The second-year tight end emerged as a capable starter as the 2025 campaign progressed, earning more minutes from the coaching staff.
Cole Kmet and the Chicago Bears are just more than two weeks away from opening their 2026 season. They are deep in preparations for the campaign and are set to play their final preseason game on Saturday.
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Tell me if you've heard this before: Chicago Bears tight end Cole Kmet has been suggested as a trade candidate. FanSided's Zacary Rotman is just the latest analyst to think the Bears will trade Kmet, and he believes the Kansas City Chiefs would be a possible landing spot for the veteran tight end.
Tyson Bagent is set to start for the Chicago Bears on Saturday. The team will open its preseason slate, giving the backup quarterback a chance to put in more reps.
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When the Chicago Bears drafted tight end Sam Roush in round 3 of the 2025 draft, many were shocked due to the team having arguably a top tight end duo in Colston Loveland and Cole Kmet.
Cole Kmet is a consummate professional who continues to do his job well despite seeing his role diminish. He started 2025 as the clear TE1 of the Chicago Bears but played fewer snaps as the season progressed.
Cole Kmet saw his role diminish last season with the Chicago Bears with then-rookie Colston Loveland’s strong play. The veteran started and played more snaps early in the campaign before playing less as the year progressed.
The tight end position on the Chicago Bears’ 2026 roster is packed with talent. Colston Loveland, Cole Kmet and Sam Roush were the three standouts for
Cole Kmet has become a name to watch as trade speculation grows, with the Broncos emerging as a team that could benefit if the Bears decide to make a move.
Noah Gray’s future with the Kansas City Chiefs has come under fresh scrutiny after a proposed trade suggested the team should pursue Chicago Bears tight end Cole Kmet despite Gray signing an $18 million extension last year.
The Bears are being urged to trade a longtime tight end to the Kansas City Chiefs, and he could be a possible Travis Kelce replacement.
The Chicago Bears may be hearing increasing NFL rumors surrounding a potential Cole Kmet trade. For now, though, the organization appears far more interested in competing in 2026 than cashing out on draft capital.
The Chicago Bears have restructured the contracts of OL Jonah Jackson and TE Cole Kmet.
Bears tight end Cole Kmet heard something from coaches right after the 2025 season ended that put him at ease immediately, even while his fans seemed a little uneasy.
When the Bears' season ended and a few veterans in the locker room started to look ahead while talking with reporters, several spoke of extending the excitement of 2025 going forward.
The Chicago Bears went 11-6 and won the NFC North. They inquired about Myles Garrett at the trade deadline. Cole Kmet could be traded to Carolina for a fifth-round pick.
The Chicago Bears are in the middle of a 41-year Super Bowl drought, and they haven’t exactly looked likely to snap that lengthy dry spell of theirs throughout this century thus far.
The Chicago Bears hired offensive guru Ben Johnson as their head coach this past offseason with the hope that 2024 No. 1 overall draft pick Caleb Williams would eventually become a top-tier quarterback under Johnson.
The Steelers currently have one of the more intriguing tight-end rooms in the NFL.
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