Colston Loveland Dynasty Value

Three years at Michigan and the best pass-catching tight end to come through Ann Arbor in the Harbaugh era. Loveland finished with 117 receptions for 1466 yards and 11 touchdowns across 36 games, going from 16 catches as a true freshman to 45 as a sophomore to 56 in just 10 games as a junior when he became the most targeted player on the roster. 3.2 catches and 40.7 yards per game in the Big Ten with a 12.5 yards per reception average that shows he works all three levels. 248 pounds with the size and body control to win contested catches. The fact that he was Michigan's primary receiving weapon in an offense built around the ground game makes the per-game numbers more impressive than they look on paper. R1.10 for a complete tight end whose three-year arc at Michigan showed consistent growth in a system that rarely featured the position.