The Chicago Bears added another weapon for quarterback Caleb Williams in Thursday's NFL draft. Chicago selected Michigan tight end Colston Loveland with the No. 10 overall selection, which was a head-turning move since Penn State's Tyler Warren was still on the board.

Loveland is a versatile piece that will be what Sam LaPorta was in Ben Johnson's offense with the Detroit Lions. Johnson was hired by the Bears as their new head coach after his successful run as the Lions' offensive coordinator. Johnson knows how to use playmakers, and he has a new and fun weapon to work with.