Kmet Stays with Bears Despite Loveland's Rise

0:00It's April 20th. NFL News Today starts now, AI-powered and game-ready. I'm Cory with the story. Chicago Bears shocked folks by grabbing Titan, Colston Loveland, in the first round of the 2025 NFL draft, and right away, people. Figured veteran Cole Comet was on his way out, but Comet never bought that noise. He was huge for their 11 and 6 season last year that clinched the NFC North, and he's locked in for more. Comet showed up at Hollis Hall Monday for organized team activities and set the record straight with reporters. At 27, he's got two years left on his deal, but Loveland's rise had trade rumors flying since the rookie became Caleb Williams' go-to guy. With 58 catches, 713 yards and 6 scores. Comet took on more blocking and even fullback duties, which dropped his targets to 48, receptions to 30, and yards to 300. At 27, eyes lowest since his rookie year in 2020. Still, the Bears see him as core to the squad, not some cast off.

1:03No moves to ship him out, and Comet said after his end of your chat, he knew he was staying put. They value what he brings beyond just catches. Expect number 85 back in 2026, grinding in every role to boost that offense, cap hit or not. Bears tight in room stays stacked.