Cole Kmet's outlook doesn't look great after Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson's latest comments on rookie TE Colston Loveland.

Kmet (concussion) doesn't have an injury designation for Sunday's game against the Giants.

Cole Kmet's arm has everyone wanting to get involved in the fun as either a pass catcher or even the thrower on a trick play.

Chicago Bears tight end Cole Kmet exited the game after a tough hit against the Cincinnati Bengals and was later ruled out.

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The Chicago Bears could have tight end Cole Kmet back this week from a back injury while momentum is building for rookie teammate Colston Loveland.

Kmet caught Caleb Williams’ third down throw, which was high, and was hit by Bengals linebacker Barrett Carter as he fell to the ground. Kmet went immediately to the blue injury tent and then, after a lengthy stay, to the locker room.

The Chicago Bears shared significant news about tight end Colston Loveland before their game against the New York Giants.

Remember Cole Kmet's pass early on in Sunday's Bears game? Head coach Ben Johnson shares how that play came to life over the last week.

Luther Burden and Cole Kmet were practicing after concussions while D'Andre Swift and Roschon Johnson have also rejoined those now at work.