Colston Loveland had no words for Bears rookie Dillon Thieneman

Dillon Thieneman enjoyed an impressive NFL regular-season debut on Sunday. He played a key role in the Chicago Bears’ 59-37 win, showcasing his elite skill set. The rookie safety posted photos on Instagram two days later, and Colston Loveland dropped a reaction to it.

Thieneman registered eight tackles, including six solo efforts. His speed and route reading was on full display, preventing the Carolina Panthers from gaining extra yards. He received the defensive game ball from head coach Ben Johnson for his strong performance.

The 22-year-old will likely continue receiving more playing early in the season. Coby Bryant is set to be sidelined for four to six months, paving the way for Thieneman to prove his worth immediately. Chicago selected him at No. 25 overall this year, and its investment is already starting to pay dividends.

Chicago Bears: Colston Loveland reacts to Dillon Thieneman’s Instagram post

Thieneman’s post featured him in different moments from Sunday. The five photos showed him on the field, entering Bank of America Stadium and inside the locker room before wearing his cleats.

“Blessed,” Thieneman wrote.

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Loveland dropped one emoji in the comments section.

“,” Loveland added.

Chicago is now 1-0 and will look to keep its unbeaten record intact in Week 2. The team will host the Minnesota Vikings at Soldier Field, with its fans cheering for them. The visiting team also won its first assignment, defeating the Green Bay Packers 39-22.

Thieneman’s contributions will be crucial as the Bears seek to surpass their 2025 achievements. They won the NFC North with an 11-6 record and reached the Divisional Round. However, they lost 20-17 in overtime to the Los Angeles Rams. Chicago is facing the league’s toughest schedule and injuries to some of its key players. The good news is Thieneman has lived up to expectations so far and has a chance to strengthen his case as one of the league’s up-and-coming stars.