I'm getting the same vibes, almost every offensive player he's signed or traded for appears, for their position, to be a good run blocker. I loathe the meathead run the ball, defense approach it's woefully outdated, it will not work in today's NFL and its boring as hell. I agree running is important, most especially having a mobile QB - a Mahomes scramble was key to the Chiefs B win - but you've got to throw the ball to win games. It's puzzling to me that Poles, coming from the Chiefs, is going along such a route. I think it's a little premature. Let's wait and see what happens after the draft and the second free-agency period. The NFL is a mimic league. One would think that the people in administration would attempt to emulate what works for other organizations. By the same token, it stands to reason that an OL guy who is a good run blocker would also be a decent pass blocker. It's not as easy to use stats to determine that in football. A lot of the Bears rushing yardage was on broken pass plays, not because they had great run blocking and poor pass blocking. They had a bad OL.