Cole Kmet
TE

Cole Kmet

ChicagoNFL - Chicago

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4
Weeks of Data
6
Total Recommendations
3.8
Avg Confidence
2
Consensus Weeks

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📊 Recommendation Breakdown

Start
28.1%
25 times
Sit
30.3%
27 times
Add
24.7%
22 times
Drop
10.1%
9 times

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4.2
| /10
➡️ Stable: 1 mentions this week (consistent)

Recent Weekly Mentions:

2025 Week 7
1 mentions
2025 Week 6
1 mentions
2025 Week 5
3 mentions
2025 Week 4
2 mentions

📅 Weekly Recommendation History

Week 4Add
Sep 24

Loveland's hip injury means Kmet is likely to see more chances, so add Kmet now if you have a roster spot and only put him in your lineup if Loveland is ruled out. If Loveland plays, watch the injury report and how much Kmet is actually on the field before deciding.

Week 2Start3
Sep 09

Start Kmet as a cheap, safe option — he should get short targets from Caleb Williams and Minnesota was poor at covering tight ends last year. Just watch for late injury news and if the Bears fall way behind and stop throwing, he’ll be less useful.

Week 1Start5
Sep 04

Start Cole Kmet — he’s likely to be the Bears’ main tight end, which should mean more snaps, more routes, and more chances near the end zone. Only one expert called this and Chicago’s offense can be quiet, so watch early reports on his playing time, how often the QB throws to him, and any injury news.

Week 0Low
Aug 19

Draft him only in the late rounds as a backup tight end; don’t spend an early or middle-round pick on him. He’s a fairly safe choice because he’s gotten steady work before and could see more if the Bears’ offense improves, but that improvement isn’t a sure thing.