Since entering the league, Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams has made it a trademark of his to play every game with painted fingernails, a trend that he uses to honor his mom, a former nail technician, and express himself freely.
While it's a trend that can be poked at by opposing fanbases and opponents, Williams may have started to influence his teammates with the trend, including tight end Colston Loveland. During a recent appearance on the "Bussin With The Boys" podcast, Loveland was asked about Williams' painted nails, and if he would ever do so, making a very big stipulation on what it would take to join his quarterback with the look.
"If we win a Super Bowl, I'll paint my nails," Loveland said.
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the stipulation is a pretty harmless move on Loveland's part and could actually lead his quarterback to look his way quite often throughout the upcoming season. After setting records for tight end rookies in the playoffs last year, there are plenty of expectations surrounding Loveland in his second season as he looks to become a big focal point of the Bears offense.
It may be an interesting question to see which other players in the Bears locker room would be willing to join Loveland in jumping on board with the painted nails move, which would also more than likely take over the city of Chicago. One of the most passionate and roaring fanbases in the NFL, if there is a Super Bowl at stake, there may be no limits to what Bears fans are willing to do to support the first championship since the 1985 season.
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