Most defensive ends are not 286 pounds but the defensive scheme of new coordinator Dennis Allen dictates a player on one side this size and Dayo Odeyingbo fits the position.

In Odeyingbo, the Bears are paying $48 million for his potential, which Odeyingbo said improves as he enters each season. He learned this as a rookie, when he was limited to 10 games after suffering a torn achilles in his final season at Vanderbilt.

Here's a collection of grades for the Bears' expected signing of Dayo Odeyingbo, where experts are mostly positive about the addition.