The Bears lost to the Texans 19-13 on Sunday evening. After the game, Cole Kmet talked about what went wrong against the Texans and why he isn’t freaking out

Why did the Bears go away from tight end Cole Kmet in Week 1? Offensive coordinator Shane Waldron took the blame for not finding the right balance of reps for all of his playmakers.

Cole Kmet only played 48 percent of the Bears’ snaps in the win over the Titans. But the tight end isn’t going to dwell on his low usage. He’s just going to keep chopping and hope that leads to more time on turf.

During the Bears victory over the Titans on Sunday, Cole Kmet only played fewer than 50 percent of the snaps. Matt Eberflus explained why that was the case

Cole Kmet rarely comes out of the game when healthy, but the Bears star tight end played fewer than 50 percent of the snaps in Chicago’s Week 1 win vs. the Titans. Was that a one-off or a sign of things to come in the Bears’ new-look offense under Shane Waldron?

Fantasy Football analyst Dave Kluge joins FNIC discus Bears TE Cole Kmet’s 2024 fantasy outlook

Bears TE Cole Kmet explains what makes him feel so comfortable on the field with Caleb Williams

Caleb Williams impressed with elite flashes during his preseason debut with the Bears. During his preseason debut, he made a nifty shovel pass to D’Andre Swift under heavy pressure for a 42-yard gain. On the ensuing drive, Williams — on the run — tossed a beautiful strike downfield to Cole Kmet. Check out the dazzling play, even the cameraman struggled…

For Cole Kmet, the Hall of Fame game was a chance to learn more about his dad’s favorite player, Steve McMichael

LAKE FOREST, Ill. – The “opportunity” to play in the Hall of Fame game is usually not a welcome one for NFL players. It means an extra preseason game for players trying to stay healthy and cutting vacations short to report to training camp one week early. The Bears had three former players enshrined in Canton this weekend, though, so…