While the selection came as a surprise to many, as Penn State's Tyler Warren was widely considered to be the top tight end, the Bears deemed Loveland the perfect fit for Ben Johnson's offense. For general manager Ryan Poles, it came down to Loveland's versatility, skillset and intangibles.

Colston Loveland, a dynamic tight end from Michigan, went to the Chicago Bears with the No. 10 pick in the NFL draft Thursday.

The Chicago Bears picked tight end Colston Loveland out of the University of Michigan at No. 10 for their first round pick Thursday night. Loveland was born and raised on a farm in the small town of Bliss, Idaho. He grew up wrangling horses and raising sheep but also loved basketball and football.