There’s been plenty of frustration surrounding the Chicago Bears’ ongoing stadium saga, which has spanned years but shown no signs of coming to a conclusion. But it sounds like we might finally be nearing the end. Hopefully.
According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, he expects “some finality” with the stadium situation in the “coming weeks and months.”
There hasn’t been much movement on the stadium front, but the biggest news has been the Bears narrowing the stadium site options to Arlington Heights, Illinois, and Hammond, Indiana. So regardless of the team’s decision, the Bears’ stadium will no longer reside on the Chicago lakefront.
While the Bears will present an update to the NFL’s other 31 team owners on their stadium plans on Tuesday afternoon, we won’t learn the location site just yet. That’s expected in the next couple of months.
CBS Sports’ Jonathan Jones shared that it should be “a month or two” before we know exactly where the Bears will build their new stadium.
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Reporting by Alyssa Barbieri, Bears Wire / Bears Wire
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