Chicago Bears tight end Colston Loveland vows nail‑painting promise if team wins Super Bowl

Colston Loveland, the Chicago Bears tight end drafted 10th overall in 2025, finished his rookie season with 58 receptions for 713 yards and six touchdowns, helping the Bears to an 11‑6 record and the NFC North title. In a recent podcast interview, Loveland said he will paint his nails if the Bears capture a Super Bowl, echoing quarterback Caleb Williams, who has used nail‑painting to highlight suicide awareness.

Loveland also stirred the Bears‑Packers rivalry, likening the seasonal battle to a major college‑football rivalry and saying the team treats every game against Green Bay with heightened intensity. He warned that the 2026 match‑ups are likely to be among the league’s most physical contests.