Here are our remaining draft picks. Interesting year.

If we take your “max support” for Caleb and no defensive players at #9 as our starting point, Poles should target Odunze (if available) or, if not, trade down and target Powers-Johnson. 

There is one more WR that I like a lot in this draft, Brian Thomas Jr from LSU.  He's 6'3" 210 pounds and runs a 4.33 forty.  Big hands.  He's a "go up and get it" long and big target guy.  His floor is pure awesome now, and he looks like an All-Pro ceiling guy.  I'd take him in a heartbeat at #9 if the other three WRs are gone.  This guy is in that category but just a bit unrefined (young dude too at 21).  He would match up perfectly with D.J. Moore.  

In a trade down there are 3 or 4 exceptional WRs in this draft I would LOVE to see here for Caleb.  Florida State's v Keonn Coleman is intriguing.  Texas' 6'2" Adonai Mitchell might be worth a look too.  Oregon's 6'2" Troy Franklin would be a good one I think... these are all guys in the next tier down from the big-4 group.  But it is a very gifted tier this year.  Great year to get a WR in the draft.  It would be mighty nice to have an elite, or even near-elite talent on a rookie contract to complement D.J. Moore and help our rookie QB1 succeed here.

If the top-3 WRs go in the first 8, I really hope JJ McCarthy is still there.  Maybe Vegas or Pitt will want to move up for him.  

I know.  I'd be mighty happy if the Bears can get a 2nd round pick for Fields, but it may be a 3rd.  It is disappointing.  Regarding the Covid effect (and some of the portal guys) on the draft, I noticed a number of players who are so old it's like they are missing the first contract age and are nearly at a 2nd contract age... but obviously they have missed those NFL developmental years entirely.  A team can still get a good player there, but he (maybe) he comes with a bit of truncated NFL career.  Not a big deal, but it is a residual effect on some of these guys.