Loveland, perhaps the most talented tight end in the history of the program, was selected No. 10 in the NFL draft by the Chicago Bears as the first tight end off the board, ahead of Penn State's Tyler Warren. He's the second Wolverine selcted of the night, after Mason Graham went No. 5 to the Browns.

But the Wolverines have only had multiple first-rounders in a single draft 10 times. Thursday night in Green Bay is expected to be their 11th. In fact, Michigan could set a program record with four players selected in the opening round. Twice it has produced three first-rounders in the same draft, but it hasn’t happened since 2001.