Chicago Bears
| Date | News |
| 4/08/26 | Bears Projected To Select 16-TD WR in 2026 NFL Draft After Trading Away DJ Moore. The Chicago Bears are projected to draft a 16-TD wide receiver to support Caleb Williams after trading DJ Moore. Source: https://www.profootballnetwork.com/chicago-bears-1... |
| 4/02/26 | Bears' stadium choice 'late spring, early summer'. Kevin Warren, president and CEO of the Chicago Bears, says the team is targeting "late spring, early summer" for a decision on where the team's new stadium will be built. Source: https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/48371358/bears... |
| 4/02/26 | Bears' stadium choice 'late spring, early summer'. Kevin Warren, president and CEO of the Chicago Bears, says the team is targeting "late spring, early summer" for a decision on where the team's new stadium will be built. Source: https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/48371358/bears... |
| 4/01/26 | Bears' stadium choice 'late spring, early summer'. Kevin Warren, president and CEO of the Chicago Bears, says the team is targeting "late spring, early summer" for a decision on where the team's new stadium will be built. Source: https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/48371358/bears... |
| 4/01/26 | Can Congress keep US sports teams from leaving their cities?. With the NFL’s Chicago Bears weighing a once-unthinkable move to Indiana, a new federal bill aims to give cities the right to keep their teams WWE star CM Punk called it “straight greed”. Illinois governor JB Pritzker called it a “slap in the face”. An overwhelming majority of fans say they will hold a grudge. This cacophony of disgust has been prompted by the real possibility that the Chicago Bears could relocate to Hammond, Indiana. The Bears’ owners bought a site in Arlington Heights, Illinois, for a new stadium, but negotiations over property taxes have stalled construction. Meanwhile, Indiana has thrown its hat into the ring, passing a state bill on 26 February authorizing funding in Hammond. Chicago’s current home, Soldier Field, is a rental, open-air venue with the smallest seating capacity in the NFL. Still, it is not only in Illinois; it is in Chicago proper along Lake Michigan. Arlington Heights, while about 25 miles north of the city, is at least within state lines. Continue reading...Source: https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2026/apr/01/chic... |
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