New Chicago Bears defensive coordinator Dennis Allen made it clear that the focus on defense will be affecting the quarterback. The Bears are also banking on newcomer Dayo Odeyingbo, who signed a three-year, $48 million contract last week, to reach his potential.

Getting a player who can be, as Poles described, disruptive as Odeyingbo is, that will allow defensive coordinator Dennis Allen to put him in different positions to maximize his success. Although he's mainly slotted at defensive end, Poles said they will play Odeyingbo in different spots on the line when the timing is right.