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The Chicago Bears' Day 1 of minicamp revealed ongoing player development, a focus on detail-oriented coaching, and early assessments of key positions, with notable praise for coach Ben Johnson, tight end Cole Kmet, and the return of running back D'Andre Swift, while competition for starting roles remains open until training camp.
Chicago Bears tight end Cole Kmet noted a sense of relief within the team following the firing of head coach Matt Eberflus, despite having a good relationship with him. Kmet described the change as a chance to move past the pressure of their six-game losing streak, although wide receiver Keenan Allen cautioned that not all changes lead to positive outcomes. The team is looking to see if this shift will impact their performance in the upcoming game.
Chicago Bears tight end Cole Kmet recalls the chaotic Thanksgiving week of 2021 when the team faced turmoil, including rumors of head coach Matt Nagy's firing. Despite the current challenges, Kmet maintains a positive mindset, focusing on playing freely and trusting the team's plan. As the Bears prepare to face the Detroit Lions, Kmet's leadership and work ethic are highlighted, with hopes for increased involvement in the offense.
Chicago Bears tight end Cole Kmet expressed disappointment and skipped St. Patrick’s Day festivities after learning about the trade of quarterback Justin Fields to the Steelers. Despite the expected move due to the team's draft position, Kmet felt the loss personally as he had played with Fields for three seasons. He praised coach Matt Eberflus for giving him a heads-up and remains optimistic about the team's future, including the acquisition of Keenan Allen and the opportunity for a new rookie quarterback.
Chicago Bears tight end Cole Kmet expresses disappointment at losing teammate Justin Fields but appreciates the team's communication regarding the decision. Kmet believes the Bears are in a good position to win with a rookie quarterback and sees it as an exciting opportunity for a young player to step in and succeed.
Chicago Bears tight end Cole Kmet expressed disappointment at losing teammate Justin Fields but appreciated the team's communication about the decision. Kmet believes the Bears are in a good position to win with a rookie quarterback and sees it as an exciting opportunity for a young player to step in and succeed.
Chicago Bears tight end Cole Kmet revealed that head coach Matt Eberflus informed him of the trade involving quarterback Justin Fields, showing appreciation for being kept in the loop. Kmet expressed gratitude for the gesture and acknowledged the need to build rapport with a new quarterback while emphasizing the team's readiness to excel in the upcoming season.
Chicago Bears tight end Cole Kmet expressed his concern over the lack of protection given to quarterback Justin Fields during games, particularly in the recent matchup against the Detroit Lions. Kmet highlighted instances where Fields was subjected to late hits, shots to the head, and hits out of bounds that went uncalled. He called for the NFL to do a better job of protecting Fields and maintain consistency in protecting quarterbacks across the league.
Bears tight end Cole Kmet makes a spectacular touchdown catch, stealing the ball from Saints defensive back Tyrann Mathieu in the end zone. The Bears take an early 7-0 lead over the favored Saints.
The Chicago Bears have signed tight end Cole Kmet to a four-year contract extension through 2027. Kmet, a second-round pick in the 2020 draft, has emerged as a key contributor to the Bears' offense, recording 60 receptions for 612 yards in 2021. The Chicago native expressed his excitement about continuing his NFL journey with his hometown team and aims to prove that he is worthy of the lucrative contract. Kmet's versatility as a tight end, both as a blocker and a receiver, adds value to the Bears' offense.
The Chicago Bears have reached a four-year, $50 million contract extension with tight end Cole Kmet, including $32.8 million guaranteed and $20 million in new first-year cash. Kmet, who had a breakout season last year as a favorite target of quarterback Justin Fields, recorded 50 receptions for 544 yards and seven touchdowns. The 24-year-old has accumulated 138 catches for 1,399 yards and nine touchdowns in his career with the Bears.
Three years after the 2020 NFL Draft, the Chicago Bears' class is looking strong with impact players like Cole Kmet, Jaylon Johnson, and Darnell Mooney. Kmet has become the team's top offensive weapon, Johnson is a solid defender, and Mooney has become a key component of the Bears' offense. While some picks like Trevis Gipson and Kindle Vildor have had their ups and downs, overall the Bears' 2020 draft class has been a success.
Tight end Robert Tonyan signed a one-year contract with the Chicago Bears, his hometown team, citing quarterback Justin Fields as a major factor in his decision. Tonyan is familiar with Bears offensive coordinator Luke Getsy's scheme and believes it fits his skill set well. He will join a tight-end room headed by Cole Kmet, and the addition of Tonyan and D.J. Moore should give Fields more options in the passing game. Tonyan is excited to be a part of a team that's "ascending in the right direction."