Should Chicago Bears double-dip at center this offseason?

I keep thinking that Poles should be able to get the IOL and WR positions fixed with some excellent talent - between the draft and FA.  Poles likes to move around in the draft and I'll bet we see some of that this year too.  Regarding the OL, a lot of fans simply don't value it as important because it isn't a sexy draft pick.  They believe you take care of the IOL with leftovers and wannabees and "call it all good" - until the season begins and the QB is roadkill and there is no pocket to work out of - and the QB is running for his life.  Then they bitch and moan about the OL.  But when draft time rolls around the IOL usually doesn't rate much love from fans.  It is just the way it is I think.  But if the Bears do invest in the IOL this off season then they will be rewarded with a better offense.  

EDIT:  But I would prefer a top 3 receiver at #9 and if thats not there then do a bit of a trade down for a C later in the first round.  A center won't go at #9 in this draft.  

That's a great question.  Today there are multiple insiders saying the Bears may do multiple trade downs now and keep Justin Fields.  I'd love to trade down to where they get Marvin Harrison Jr, and then trade down at least one more time at #9 to say the #16 to #18-ish pick level.  I think they could land Jackson Powers-Johns there and still walk away with some high powered draft picks for both this draft, and also the 2025 draft.  That would mean the Bears basically lay a firm foundation for building a dynasty here for the next 10 years or so.  Think about it.  In 2025 they could do another "ransom" thing with multiple 1st round picks in hand.  And I keep coming back to the fact that if the Bears can't win Super Bowls (multiple) with Justin Fields and the firepower in hand that they will have as a result of all these high draft picks... three years in a row - then they can't win with anyone.  I'm not on the Caleb trash-team or hype-team, not either one.  I am 100% behind this trade down and keeping Justin Fields.  Holy cow that is the scenario that excites me most.

I'd hope to see a DE or DT at the second pick and a C in the 2nd round with some of the new trade capital. That's nee. As long as they strengthen the D, Fix the Ol and add more weapons for the QB (and they are effective), they can do it any way they want

He’s the same size and speed as Claypool, but I assume he can learn a playbook.  He is not that much better receiver than just drafting a WR at #9 and being done with it.  

However, I don’t want him if there’s a way to trade down and get JPJ.  He would be involved in virtually EVERY play, whereas Bowers would not.  JPJ was dominant at Senior Bowl, and at 334 pounds, makes the Bears running game absolutely AWESOME! Think about what that would do for Fields, Moore, Harrison in the passing game.  This is the formula for a top-5 offense and 6000+ total offense.