Two days before he was drafted with the 10th pick by the Chicago Bears, Colston Loveland was back home in Gooding, Idaho, branding cattle. Every April, Loveland and his brothers venture down the road to their aunt and uncle's farm nestled in the southern Idaho town of 3,

Two days before the Bears would draft him and change his life forever, Loveland helped brand cattle back home in Gooding, Idaho.

If you are looking for a tight end who can consistently stretch the deep middle part of the field, (Colston) Loveland is your guy,” ESPN’s Mel Kiper Jr. wrote