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A Century Before Bears' Stadium Talks, Hammond, Indiana, Had a Pro Football Team
Indiana is the clubhouse leader as the Bears seek tax breaks and infrastructure help for a new stadium, while Illinois lawmakers consider a counteroffer.
- The Chicago Bears have publicly ruled out staying in Chicago, viewing Hammond, Indiana, and Arlington Heights, Illinois, as the only viable options for a new stadium.
- Leveraging these potential sites against outmoded Soldier Field, the franchise owns 326 acres at the former Arlington International Racecourse site in Illinois for possible development.
- As the Illinois General Assembly adjourned without a vote, Governor JB Pritzker noted the team made lobbying "fumbles" during the recent session.
- Indiana currently stands as the "clubhouse leader" to land the team, at least until further progress between the Bears and the Illinois legislature materializes.
- Quarterback Caleb Williams remains focused on improving the Bears' offense, telling reporters he has no concerns about relocation as long as the field is properly marked.
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