Chicago Bears minority owner Pat Ryan and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell met with Illinois Governor Pritzker and state representatives, signaling a potential shift in the team’s stadium plans after months of silence.
With the stadium standoff dragging on for weeks, speculation grew that a move across state lines could come with a new name. George McCaskey shut that down Thursday.
The Bears shocked the NFL in June when they announced preliminary plans to leave Soldier Field in Chicago, Illinois for a new stadium in Hammond, Indiana.
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On Thursday, Chicago Bears CEO/president Kevin Warren said the team’s “sole focus“ for their new stadium project was in Hammond, Indiana, as the team has nothing in writing from the state of Illinois going into the fall veto session.
The Chicago Bears are expected to have a big day tomorrow with chairman George McCaskey and CEO/president Kevin Warren set to speak to the press in addition to head coach Ben Johnson.
The Chicago Bears’ long-running search for a new stadium has taken yet another unexpected turn. While the franchise has growing interest in shifting to Indiana, Illinois officials have not given up on their attempt to keep the Bears in Illinois.
The Chicago Bears took a significant step toward leaving Illinois on Friday, announcing that their board of directors voted to advance stadium development plans in Hammond, Indiana.
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On Friday, the Chicago Bears flexed some muscle after Illinois lawmakers failed to pass legislation that would aid the team in their efforts to build a stadium in Arlington Heights (or potentially Chicago through a bill that would allow municipalities to own the stadium in exchange for paying no property tax).
The Chicago Bears have called the state of Illinois home since they began play in 1920, but they now have one foot out the door.
Chairman George McCaskey and members of the board of directors for the Chicago Bears voted Thursday to move forward with plans to cross the state border to Hammond, Ind., for the team's new stadium.
The Chicago Bears are nearing the end of the stadium dilemma and getting ready to focus their attention toward building a new stadium in Hammond, Indiana.
A new Chicago Bears stadium should be imminent. The NFL’s charter franchise is the only one that does not have any type of ownership stake in its venue.
Somewhere in Springfield, past midnight, lawmakers were still rewriting a stadium bill they knew might already be dead. The Chicago Bears had spent months telling anyone with a microphone that the city was finished, that no viable site existed, that the only real options sat in Arlington Heights or across the state line in Hammond, Indiana.
Two state legislatures. Two billion-dollar packages. One football team sitting between them, watching the offers climb. The Chicago Bears have turned stadium
Chicago Bears team president and CEO Kevin Warren expressed optimism about an impending stadium decision one day after NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said that the Bears were on the clock.
Kevin Warren has several important responsibilities as the Chicago Bears' team president. However, none is more important than breaking ground on the team's proposed stadium.
The Chicago Bears are almost as synonymous with the Windy City as deep-dish pizza. But President and CEO Kevin Warren says he's exploring moving the team.
The Chicago Bears are expanding their search for the site of their next stadium beyond the 326 acres they own in Arlington Heights, Ill., to the greater Chicago area that includes Northwest Indiana, president and CEO Kevin Warren declared Wednesday in an open letter released on the Bears' social media accounts.
The Chicago Bears will open their season on "Monday Night Football" against the Minnesota Vikings at Soldier Field, but the historic stadium's days as the Bears' home may be numbered.
Bears president Kevin Warren wanted to give an update on the Arlington Heights stadium project. Instead, it came across more as an appeal to the legislature in Springfield to pass the mega project bill at its fall session to help get the structure moving.
It might be too little, too late, but the Bears received a new pitch from Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson about building the new stadium project in the city.
A year after stating the goal of building a new stadium on the Chicago lakefront, the Bears are now saying an Arlington Heights, Ill., location is back on the table, team president and CEO Kevin Warren said Wednesday.
The Chicago Bears need to revisit their list of coaching candidates, according to a new report.
It certainly sounds as though Warren has a favorite for the job.
Ryan Poles broke with tradition by moving the No. 1 overall pick before free agency last year. The Bears and Panthers finalized their swap involving the 2023 top selection on March 10. It does not look like Chicago will delay its latest decision involving a No. 1 choice much longer.
The Bears’ journey to determining their 2024 starting quarterback continues.
Chicago Bears president and CEO Kevin Warren wants people within the NFL community to know he's quite fond of quarterback Justin Fields as Warren's front office possibly prepares to shop the 2021 first-round draft pick to other teams.
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