Chicago Bears fans have been more than patient with rookie first round pick tight end Colston Loveland, but it's starting to wear thin.
Loveland has not had the most ideal first season in the NFL with some of it out of his control. Bears head coach Ben Johnson has been on record with saying that he wants to get his tight ends more involved in the offense. Loveland's hip injury cost him the Las Vegas Raiders game as well, so his development has been behind.
So far on the season, Loveland has caught eight passes for 78 yards in five games.