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Da (Indiana) Bears?

The Chicago Bears could be leaving Illinois after over 100 years in The Windy City.

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The Indiana Bears?

The Bears have called Chicago home since 1920, and have been at Soldier Field since 1971.

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Other than the 2002 season when the venue was being renovated.

But they might be calling it quits after 100 years or so.

The Chicago Bears' president, Kevin Warren, wrote and posted a letter to season ticket Holders stating that the stadium search will expand once more.

Including Northwest Indiana, after Illinois, state leadership told the Bears their proposed Arlington Heights Stadium will not be a priority in 2026.

We got the windows, the demo, the brick.

That's 50K.

Plus 20K; that is 70K.

That's not bad.

Really?

The Governor of Indiana was clearly on board.

He tweeted, "The Chicago Bears recognize Indiana's pro-business climate."

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and I am ready to work with them to build a new stadium in Northwest Indiana."

As you can Imagine, Chicago fans are not pleased.

Technically, the New York Giants and Jets play in New Jersey.

But either way, the ball is rolling towards Indiana.

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