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EPISODE · May 31, 2021 · 47 MIN

Debating the Bears’ long-term home stadium & ownership future

from The Charter: A Chicago Bears Podcast · host Chicago Sports Network

It has been in the news for years and recently resurfaced that the Bears are possibly looking for a new stadium, and it could be in Arlington Heights. What is going on right now? Ken Davis, Eric Strobel, and Tony Gill debate the pros and cons for leaving their current home -- historic Soldier Field -- and what the chances are that the team actually would make this move at some point. Later in the pod, the crew discusses the rumors that the McCaskey family is considering selling the team. Crazy week for the Bears. (1:30) - Pros and cons of the Bears moving to Arlington Heights (10:20) - Will Chicago taxpayers be willing to help pay for a new stadium in the city? (21:30) - Other NFL teams that play outside of the city they represent (Cowboys, 49ers, etc.) (32:40) - Could the narrative about the "Bears only play defense" change in a new stadium? (41:20) - Are the McCaskey's actually looking to sell the Bears? See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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