Ben Johnson Wanted Credit Given to an Overlooked Bears Player

Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson singled out tight end Colston Loveland as an unsung hero following the Bears' 34-17 victory over the Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field. Despite losing a fourth-quarter fumble that allowed Seattle to pull within three points, Loveland quickly redeemed himself by making key contributions on the ensuing scoring drive, including an important block that helped set up a crucial touchdown.

During a key sequence on third-and-9, Caleb Williams completed a pass to Kalif Raymond for a 39-yard gain, which was heavily aided by Loveland hustling across the field to block two defenders. Loveland finished the contest with seven receptions for 65 yards, while D'Andre Swift capped the response drive with a touchdown to help seal the win.