25 minutes ago, 77 Hitmen said:

Roger Goodell and Bears minority owner Pat Ryan met with Illinois lawmakers, including the Governor, today to discuss the Bears stadium plans.

https://www.chicagotribune.com/2026/10/01/chicago-bears-stadium-pritzker/

https://www.chicagobusiness.com/politics-policy/ccb-bears-stadium-goodell-ryan-pritzker-20261001/

The Bears get Illinois taxpayer money AFTER the election.

Kevin Warren not present, notably

16 hours ago, tray said:

McDonald's soccer stadium isn't scheduled to open until 2028.

What is perhaps more newsworthy is the new Ryan Field scheduled to open for the next Northwestern home game. The stadium is a work of art. It is obvious that many hours of thought and design went into it.

Meanwhile, Ishbia employed a different, protracted and flawed process in his attempt to move the White Sox from the Southside to the "Railyards" What a joke..the Railyards? How about White Sox Park ? No matter, the concept is fundamentally flawed anyway.

1. Did Ishbia already build this "rushed" stadium project? Is it complete? Are they done putting "hours of thought and design" into it?

2. "Railyards" is a great name for the concept/vision of what is to come! Which at this point it still is a concept...there is no official name...what is a joke about that? I don't mind you being against the project...you are entitled to your views/opinions. But the way you present your feelings seems...straight out of middle school!

1 minute ago, BrittBurnsFan said:

1. Did Ishbia already build this "rushed" stadium project? Is it complete? Are they done putting "hours of thought and design" into it?

2. "Railyards" is a great name for the concept/vision of what is to come! Which at this point it still is a concept...there is no official name...what is a joke about that? I don't mind you being against the project...you are entitled to your views/opinions. But the way you present your feelings seems...straight out of middle school!

Jilted Ex on prom night.

1 minute ago, Kyyle23 said:

Obvious move is obvious. They are obviously trying to find him his next job.

If Warren got that bill killed by involving Chicago, I don’t see how they can keep him around. At this point the tariff effect has to have increased costs for literally everything going forward to a point that Warren is a massive liability now.

1 hour ago, Kyyle23 said:

The Bears could still end up in Hammond, but it sure sounds like they really want to get a deal done with IL to build in Arlington Heights. All these ultimatums and deadlines and they still haven't signed on the dotted line with Indiana despite $1B in Hoosier taxpayer money sitting on the table. Also interesting that this is twice now in the last few months that Goodell is getting involved and talking to IL officials.

Kevin Warren was brought on 3 1/2 years ago and there's still no stadium deal. If he was the one secretly meeting with Chicago officials in the spring and thus allowing the mayor to derail the spring session legislative push, then he should be fired.