Summary
The Chicago Bears, currently leading in their division, are considering the future of tight end Cole Kmet. Kmet has not performed as well as in previous seasons, and the emergence of another tight end, Colston Loveland, has reduced his role on the team, leading to potential trade or release discussions.
Key Facts
- The Chicago Bears are leading the NFC with a 9-3 record.
- Cole Kmet, a tight end, has played with the Bears since 2020.
- Kmet had a strong performance in 2023 but has seen reduced success this season.
- Kmet has caught 20 passes for 231 yards and two touchdowns in 2025.
- Kmet's contract has two years left, worth $10 million per year, with little guaranteed money.
- Colston Loveland, a newly drafted tight end, is now playing a major role for the Bears.
- Dan Graziano from ESPN suggests Kmet may be traded or cut for salary cap relief.
