Brock Purdy’s San Francisco 49ers tied to $39 million Chicago Bears tight end
In February, Pop Crave reported that Cole Kmet told his agency that he was ready for a change. The Chicago Bears tight end believes he can be a TE1 on a less crowded roster.Other than Kmet, Ben Johnson’s franchise includes rookie Colston Loveland, whom they drafted as the No. 10 overall pick in 2025, as well as Durham Smythe, Stephen Carlson, and Nikola Kalinic. But that was February’s picture. Now the landscape has changed. Smythe went to the Lamar Jackson-led Baltimore Ravens, where he may find Mark Andrews as TE1. Anyhow, the roster still includes Carlson and...