Colston Loveland has 1 Caleb Williams promise if Bears win Super Bowl

Colston Loveland had an incredible rookie year for the Chicago Bears last season. After a relatively slow start to the campaign, the 10th overall pick of the 2025 NFL Draft caught fire towards the latter part of the campaign. He did not look back from that point.

Loveland finished the season with 58 catches for 713 yards and six touchdowns. The former Michigan Wolverines star established himself as one of quarterback Caleb Williams’ favorite targets. Together, the pair led the Bears to an 11-6 record, en route to winning the NFC North title for the first time since 2018.

Now heading into Year 2, Loveland has already set his sights on the biggest prize of them all.

Chicago Bears tight end Colston Loveland (84) walks off the field during halftime of the game against the Cleveland Browns.

Chicago Bears: Colston Loveland will follow in Caleb Williams’ footsteps

Loveland recently appeared on the “Bussin’ with the Boys” podcast. He had a lot to say about Williams during the show as Loveland expressed his honest thoughts on his quarterback. According to the young TE, playing alongside Williams still blows him away.

“It’s crazy,” Loveland stated. “I mean, obviously I’ve seen it in college and seen him do it, but to be there firsthand and you’re running around knowing that at any time this thing can open up, it is crazy.”

Loveland was then presented with the prospect of winning the Super Bowl. Loveland promised to follow in Williams’ footsteps if the Bears achieve this ultimate goal.

“Win a Super Bowl, I’ll paint my nails,” he asserted.

Colston Loveland is all in on Caleb Williams… and it sounds like Will Compton is finally coming around pic.twitter.com/8OoRZTdnir

— Bussin’ With The Boys (@BussinWTB) July 15, 2026

Williams has been known for painting his nails since his college days. It was a form of self-expression for him, which has now become an avenue for sending messages across and raising awareness. Last season, he used his painted nails to call attention to suicide awareness.

While some fans do not appreciate Williams’ unusual style, Loveland has committed to painting his own nails if the Bears go all the way.

The journey starts on Sept. 13 for Chicago as they face the Carolina Panthers in Week 1.