Chicago Bears reopen talks with city for new indoor stadium – RealDeal

Bears President Kevin Warren said in a letter to season-ticket holders that the team has reopened discussions with the city about building a new indoor stadium downtown, Front Office Sports reported.
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ThevParaclete
7 months ago

Snort n chortle.let them play under a tent. Who in their right mind gives a fk what the bears do?

Streeterville
7 months ago

Where would Chicago find more money to give to Bears for a new enclosed stadium? Chicago hasn’t even paid for prior Soldiers Field renovation project.

Old Joe
7 months ago

Hmm, the Pontiac Silverdome was an indoor stadium. IMHO, the Lions played better in the old Tiger Stadium which was built when God was a boy. The cold toughened them up. They should have been renamed the Pussycats 45 years ago.

Honest Jerk
7 months ago
Reply to  Old Joe

“They should have been renamed the Pussycats 45 years ago.”

Close, just remove 3 letters.

Old Joe
7 months ago
Reply to  Honest Jerk

HJ,

WP is a family website with objective discourse. If the Detroit Lions took your suggestion to heart they’d have to remove 4 letters and add 2. This would rank right up there with the marketing geniuses that tanked Bud Lite. I don’t think the Ford family will ever be known for woke progressive thinking as eventually they’d all have to get a real job somewhere else.

Mr Peabody's Boy Sherman
7 months ago

Let them move, who cares

JackBolly
7 months ago

And after all this posturing over the years with Da Bears 1) Team is sold 2) Ends up in San Antonio. Think Stan Kroenke.

Old Spartan
7 months ago

Five billion from a broke city, broke state, broke county and a socialist Mayor? Good luck with that idea. The real problem for the Bears is that staying at Soldier Field is the only real option, and everyone knowledgeable about the topic knows that. But the Bears keep trying to convince us that there are alternatives.

Fullbladder
7 months ago

Do the Bears have some sort of rose-colored crystal ball about the future of Chicago?

Giddyap
7 months ago
Reply to  Mark Glennon

This is being used as a means to put the screws to the Arlington Heights crowd — they see the Bears as a nuisance to be taxed up to the sky, rather than the only hope for putting a giant empty site back on the tax rolls

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