The Chicago Bears are in discussions with Illinois leaders to explore options for a new stadium, potentially keeping the team in the state. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and Bears officials met with state legislators to discuss legislation that could facilitate a stadium project in Arlington Heights or Chicago. Governor J.B. Pritzker confirmed that efforts are being made to create a legislative framework to support the Bears' plans, which had previously focused on a move to Indiana due to more favorable tax incentives.
Key facts
- Bears officials met with Illinois legislative leaders to discuss stadium options.
- Governor J.B. Pritzker confirmed ongoing discussions about legislation to support the Bears.
- The Bears previously indicated a focus on a stadium project in Indiana.
- Legislation to retain the Bears is expected to be discussed in the Veto session in November and December.
- The Bears have expressed a commitment to exploring all options for their stadium.
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