Anyone finding they're warming to the Bears drafting Caleb?

So we need a Super Team to make him average?

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Butkus prob knows better than me on this one but from I can gather, it's not a great Edge draft.  Looks like there's only ~ 3 clear 1st round guys.  Doesn't mean there wont be good players here just that as prospects it doesn't seem deep like WR and QB do.

There's no Myles Garrett or TJ Watt or Aiden Hutchinson definite top-5 type of pick right now.  

It wouldn't shock me if Poles took Verse or Turner at 9.  Or with a small trade down.  I just think if Nabors or Odunze is there, you gotta take that guy for your rookie QB.  If all WRs and Bowers are gone (I kinda doubt it but who knows?), then yeah I'd be trying to draft a good edge prospect and you may be able to trade back a little and still get a someone you like.  

It just looks like an offensive-heavy draft up top.  I could see 8-9 offensive players going in the top-10.  Course things are gonna shift if some D players start wowing scouts at their Pro Days.

That seems to make sense for the Bears to do that.  And you'd think there's a pretty decent chance one of the top WR's or Bowers are there at #9.  But one way it could break, could be a top LT is there at #9.  I understand we all hope Braxton Jones is going to take another step this year (I like him so far... but he is still needing to improve) - but do you take a top LT if that guy falls to #9?  From a pure BPA value, it might be tempting if the O skill guys are gone.