Slow down, Chicago Bears? Johnson says he won’t be rushed into deal to keep team in the city: ‘We’ll get there’ – Chicago Sun-Times

“This city has become accustomed to these types of decisions being made in a moment’s notice. I’m a different mayor, you all. I am. I’m gonna take my time because getting this right is important,” Mayor Brandon Johnson said.
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Giddyap
2 years ago

BJ doesn’t understand that once the Bears bought Arlington Park, they burned their bridges with Chicago

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