#cole kmet

[the-burgundy-on-my-shirt]

and on another note, I would like to shout out the players who decided to leave long hair in 2023. I appreciate the effort in trying to be different but please just keep it short

#nfl #49ers #nick bosa #football #sports #week 18 #Aidan Hutchinson #Cole Kmet #Sam Hubbard #I’m talking to y’all specifically #Fred Warner please disregard this message #and Nick you’re doing great keep it up

[athletic-collection]

Cole Kmet

#football #chicago bears #cole kmet

[footballmakesmen]

#cole kmet

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#justin fields #cole kmet #jalen johnson #ryan poles #athletes #general manager #nfl #football #🏈 #chicago bears #bear down #tuxedo #bow tie #formal #suit #style #handsome #sharp #sexy #suave #men's fashion #phyne #attractive #fine

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#cole kmet #athlete #sports #nfl #football #🏈 #chicago bears #suit #open shirt #gym shoes #style #sharp #handsome #sexy #suave #fashion #hunk #stud #shades

[hbogirls]

if you are an nfl player who is classically hot, i do think the least you could do is regularly post that you have a gf. it should not be a separate google search for me to undergo after i have already mentally crafted a dm to be sent 20 minutes after the game ends

#i am being made to watch football today #this is about cole kmet

[worldasports]

Will Caleb Williams become ROOKIE OF THE YEAR after Bears DRAFT him No. 1?

The Get Up crew react to the Chicago Bears drafting Caleb Williams with the No. 1 overall pick in the Draft, if the team can make a playoff run in 2024 and the chances of Williams becoming Rookie of the Year. Then, the panel looks at Micah Parsons's comments about the Philadelphia Eagles' luck after drafting Quinyon Mitchell. https://youtu.be/mYClLAxJwS4?si=HV-omlKLaOwsNWqM The discussion begins with speculation about the Chicago Bears' potential for the upcoming season. Despite past struggles, there's optimism that they could exceed expectations with a winning record. This optimism is largely attributed to their roster's defensive improvement in the previous season under Matt Eberflus. Analysis of the Bears' offensive firepower follows, highlighting notable additions such as Keenan Allen, Caleb Williams, DJ Moore, and DeAndre Swift. This influx of talent suggests the Bears have a formidable array of skill players that could elevate their offensive game. There's particular emphasis on Caleb Williams, the highly touted quarterback prospect. The conversation revolves around how Williams could benefit from the coaching staff, particularly Shane Waldren, who is expected to maximize Williams' potential, similar to how he revitalized Gino Smith. The consensus is that if Williams can handle the pressure and utilize his weapons effectively, he could significantly impact the Bears' performance. The potential challenges Williams might face, including pressure from expectations and the need for adaptation to the NFL level, are acknowledged. However, there's confidence in his abilities, especially considering his arm strength, accuracy, and improvisational skills, which could be crucial in challenging opposing defenses. As the conversation shifts to the Bears' playoff prospects, the consensus is that their success will hinge on Williams' performance. Offensively, the team seems well-positioned with three great pass catchers, a talented tight end in Cole Kmet, and a versatile running back in DeAndre Swift. Concerns arise regarding the Bears' defense, particularly their pass rush, outside of standout player Montez Sweat. This defensive weakness could potentially hinder their playoff aspirations, especially in a competitive division where other teams possess potent offenses. The discussion segues into the Rookie of the Year race, with Caleb Williams being considered a frontrunner due to his exceptional talent and potential impact. However, there's acknowledgment of other contenders like JJ McCarthy, who also has favorable circumstances for success.

The Eagles' draft pick of Quon Mitchell, touted as the best cornerback prospect in the draft, is praised for addressing a position of need. This move is seen as a strategic improvement to their secondary, potentially bolstering their defense for the upcoming season. Michael Parsons' reaction to Mitchell falling to a division rival reflects the importance of the draft pick and its potential impact on the NFC East competition. Parsons' frustration underscores the significance of divisional matchups and the rivalry dynamics within the NFL. There's a comparison between the Eagles and Cowboys' offseason moves, with opinions divided on which team had a better offseason. While the Eagles are praised for their strategic draft picks, there's acknowledgment of the Cowboys' consistent success in recent years and their long-term planning strategy. Ultimately, the debate reflects the anticipation and uncertainty surrounding the upcoming NFL season, with fans and analysts eagerly awaiting to see how these offseason moves will translate on the field and influence the competitive landscape of the NFC East. Read the full article

#bears #CalebWilliams #NFL #NFLDraft #rookie

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[ad_1] Bears injury report: Latest news on Cole Kmet, Jaylon Johnson originally appeared on NBC Sports ChicagoThe Bears were banged up as they began their preparations for the regular season finale against the Packers. Tight end Cole Kmet, cornerback Jaylon Johnson, wide receiver Darnell Mooney and long snapper Patrick Scales all did not participate in Wednesday’s practice. DJ Moore was limited with an ankle injury.Kmet injured his knee in the second quarter of the Bears’ Week 16 win over the Cardinals and played in a limited fashion against the Falcons in Week 17. Kmet was only on the field for 13 snaps and wasn’t targeted at all in the passing game. Robert Tonyan picked up some of the slack as a receiving tight end and ended up with a season-high three catches for 40 yards against Atlanta. He could be called upon again if Kmet’s health doesn’t improve before Sunday.Johnson exited last week’s game early with a shoulder injury. It’s a disappointing development for the star cornerback, since he’s put together a career year in the Bears secondary. With Johnson out, rookies Tyrique Stevenson and Terell Smith will defend the boundaries. Each player has had ups and downs throughout the year, as expected with rookie cornerbacks, but Steveson is coming off the best performance of his young career. He gave up just two catches on six targets, knocked one ball down and intercepted two others. Falcons QBs had a paltry 9.7 passer rating when targeting Stevenson.Head coach Matt Eberflus said “it’s looking positive,” that Johnson and Kmet will be able to play against the Packers.Mooney remained in the concussion protocol on Wednesday. It’s his 10th day in the protocol after self-reporting symptoms following the Bears’ Week 15 game against the Browns. With Mooney sidelined last week Tyler Scott, Equanimeous St. Brown and Trent Taylor each saw more playing time. The team also promoted Collin Johnson from the practice squad, and Johnson caught one pass for 11 yards.Meanwhile Moore has dealt with an ankle injury on and off over the second half of the season. Considering he was still able to practice in a limited fashion, his injury isn’t overly concerning.The Bears are hopeful that Scales will be able to play in Week 18, but as a precaution they signed Matt Overton to the practice squad. Overton has played 139 games and spent time with seven different NFL teams before joining the Bears.Finally, backup quarterback Tyson Bagent missed practice with an illness. If Bagent cannot play on Sunday, Nathan Peterman would act as Justin Fields’ backup.Click here to follow the Under Center Podcast.This embedded content is not available in your region. [ad_2] Source link

[sridharm-1980]

#NFL    TE Receiving Leaders

#49ers George Kittle - 1,020

#Chiefs Travis Kelce - 984

#Vikings TJ Hockenson - 960

#Jaguars Evan Engram - 884

#Browns David Njoku - 882

#Lions Sam LaPorta - 860

#Cardinals Trey McBride - 791

#Cowboys Jake Ferguson - 692

#Bears Cole Kmet - 678

#Falcons Kyle Pitts - 640

#Jets Tyler Conklin - 605

#Texans Dalton Schultz - 589

#Bills Dalton Kincaid - 589

#Eagles Dallas Goedert -588

#Falcons Jonnu Smith - 553

[the-burgundy-on-my-shirt]

the bears social media team knows they took a good picture of cole 😂

#nfl #chicago bears #cole kmet #football #offseason #sports

[athletic-collection]

Cole Kmet

#football #chicago bears #cole kmet

[footballmakesmen]

#cole kmet

[whyyourteamisgood]

2023- Week 16

BUF - Josh Allen has a 5.3% TD pass percentage, second highest in the AFC

NE - Hunter Henry has 6 receiving TDs, tied for second most among TEs

MIA - Tua Tagovailoa is second in the league with a 105.4 QB rating

NYJ - Garrett Wilson has been targeted 153 times, most in the league

BAL - Mark Andrews has 6 receiving TDs, tied for second most among TEs

PIT - Kenny Pickett has a 1.2% INT percentage, second lowest in the league

CLE - Amari Cooper has 1250 receiving yards, second most in the AFC

CIN - JaMarr Chase has 60 receiving first downs, second most in the AFC

TEN - Derrick Henry has 249 rushes, second most in the league

JAX - Trevor Lawrence has 521 pass attempts, second most in the AFC

IND - Zaire Franklin leads the league with 161 tackles

HOU - CJ Stroud is second in the AFC with a 98.7 QB rating

KC - Patrick Mahomes has 26 passing TDs, second highest in the AFC

LV - John Jenkins averages 44 yards per fumble return, highest in the league

LAC - Keenan Allen has 108 receptions, second most in the league

DEN - Russell Wilson has a 5.8% TD passes percentage, second highest in the league

DAL - Dak Prescott is second in the NFC with a 104.2 QB rating

WAS - Sam Howell has 557 pass attempts, second most in the league

PHL - AJ Brown has 1394 receiving yards, second most in the NFC

NYG - Bobby Okereke has forced 4 fumbles, tied for second most in the NFC this season

GB - Carrington Valentine has 50 fumble return yards, second most in the NFC

CHI - Cole Kmet has 6 receiving TDs, tied for second most among TEs

DET - Jared Goff has 3984 passing yards, second most in the NFC

MIN - Kirk Cousins completed 69.5% of his passes, second highest in the league

NO - Alvin Kamara has 495 yards after catch, second most among NFC RBs

TB - Baker Mayfield has a 1.6% interception percentage, second lowest in the NFC

ATL - Jessie Bates is tied for second in the league with 6 interceptions

CAR - Sam Franklin averages 99 yards per interception return, highest in the league

SEA - DK Metcalf averages 16.63 yards per reception second highest in the NFC

LAR - Puka Nacua has 522 yards after catch, second most among NFC WRs

ARI - Blake Gillikin is second in the NFC with a 50.6 yard gross punting average

SF - Brock Purdy leads the NFL with a 112.2 QB rating

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Saints havde svært ved at vinde en vindbar kamp

New Orleans Saints (5-4) vandt til sidst kampen med 24-17 over Chicago Bears (2-7). Men sejren kom ikke helt så nemt i hus som forventet. Saints kom bagud efter Bears tight end Cole Kmet greb et 18-yard touchdown kast. Men Saints svarede igen med et Chris Olave 8-yard touchdown. Bears kom endnu igen foran med endnu et Kmet touchdown til stillingen 14-7.  Saints udlignede dog inden halvleg, da…

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[l-e-g-i-o-n-losh]

watching the bears game & one of the announcers just calle cole kmet "an absolute unit" its so funny to hear tumblr keywords in the wild

#songs that the hyades shall sing #i feel like im getting bonus points for clicking on highlighted text

[nfliplnews]

[ad_1] The Washington Commanders will look for continued success against the Chicago Bears on Thursday Night Football. Washington has won eight of the last nine meetings, a trend that Sam Howell, Brian Robinson and Terry McLaurin will try to continue. They could figure heavily into NFL DFS lineups on sites like DraftKings and FanDuel, as will Bears stars like Justin Fields, DJ Moore, and Cole Kmet. The latter is coming off a career-best game with 85 receiving yards and two touchdowns, so should you think twice before plucking him from the NFL DFS player pool?Washington's defense has been unimpressive this year, but they've defended tight ends well. No team has allowed fewer Fantasy points to the position, so your NFL DFS strategy for Bears vs. Commanders may exclude Kmet. Before locking in any NFL DFS picks for Thursday Night Football on sites like DraftKings and FanDuel, be sure to check out the NFL DFS advice, strategy, and stacks from SportsLine daily Fantasy expert Mike McClure.McClure is a legendary professional DFS player with more than $2 million in career winnings. He uses a powerful prediction model that simulates every snap of NFL action, taking factors such as matchups, statistical trends, and injuries into account. This allows him to find the best DFS values that he shares only with members at SportsLine. His methodology has led to enormous cashes on FanDuel and DraftKings.He took down two high-stakes tournaments on FanDuel in 2020 and recorded a pair of top-10 finishes in tournaments with over 130,000 entrants on DraftKings. His lineups also finished inside the top 1% in more than a dozen other tournaments. Last year, he won the DraftKings Millionaire Maker twice and the FanDuel Million once. Now, McClure has turned his attention to Bears vs. Commanders on Thursday Night Football and locked in his top daily Fantasy football picks. You can only see them by heading to SportsLine.Top NFL DFS picks for Commanders vs. BearsOne of McClure's top NFL DFS picks for Thursday Night Football is Commanders receiver Terry McLaurin. The 28-year-old is fresh off three straight 1,000-yard seasons and had his most productive game of the year last week. McLaurin had eight receptions for 86 yards against the Eagles and led all Commanders with 10 targets.The Bears have the second-worst scoring defense in the NFL, allowing 34.3 points per game and at least 27 points in all four contests this year. Quarterbacks have feasted against Chicago's secondary and with McLaurin's heavy usage, he's likely to benefit from strong NFL DFS matchups throughout the game. Chicago is allowing 383.3 total yards per game, the sixth-most in the NFL. Washington has scored more than 30 points in two of their last three games. Part of McClure's optimal NFL DFS strategy also includes rostering Bears receiver DJ Moore. The former Panthers wideout ranks ninth in Fantasy points among receivers over the last three weeks of the season. Moore had a 100-yard game in Week 2, scored a touchdown in Week 3 and had 100 yards and a touchdown in Week 4.No team has been victimized by opposing wideouts quite like the Commanders. They've allowed six receiving touchdowns to opposing wide receivers, the most in the NFL. All six have come in the last three games, so Washington's struggles in defending wideouts coincide with Moore's productivity soaring for Chicago. The Commanders have also given up the sixth-most receiving yards to opposing wideouts, so Moore should find plenty of success between the 20s as well. See the rest of McClure's NFL DFS player pool here.How to set NFL DFS lineups for Bears vs. CommandersMcClure is also targeting an undervalued player who is set to explode for huge numbers on Thursday Night Football. This pick could be the difference between winning your tournaments and cash games or going home with nothing. You can only see who it is here.  So who is Mike McClure putting in his optimal NFL DFS lineups for Commanders vs. Bears? Visit SportsLine now to see optimal NFL DFS picks, rankings, advice, and stacks, all from a daily Fantasy expert with more than $2 million in winnings, and find out. 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