Colston Loveland's Player Profile

John Kosko - PFF - March 17th: "While he lacks consistent power as a run blocker, Loveland, if utilized properly, can thrive as a weapon in the passing game."

Dante Lee - The Ringers - March 16th.: "He is unafraid of working over the middle of the field, and he’ll fight through contact at the catch point even if he knows he’ll be hit. He’s a smooth route runner and has a wide catch radius, embodying the old adage of being a quarterback’s best friend."

Mel Kiper - ESPN - March 16th: "If you are looking for a tight end who can consistently stretch the deep middle part of the field, Loveland is your guy. He averaged 8.3 air yards per target over three college seasons. The QB play was subpar for Michigan, which limited Loveland."

Jordan Reid - ESPN - Mar. 16th: "He can play as an in-line or flexed-out tight end and shows excellent range as a pass catcher; he can grab passes well outside the strike zone. He doesn't provide much as a run blocker or have the strength to latch and sustain at the point of attack, but the mismatches he presents in the passing game make him a top prospect."

Danny Kelly - The Ringer - March 5th: "His basketball background is apparent at the catch point, and he has good body control, allowing him to jump up and make the grab when twisting in the air or leaping for a back-shoulder catch. He’s strong and physical in traffic and makes the catch knowing a big hit is coming."

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