Chicago Bears 2026

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Illwinsagain
Second place is 1st loser said:
When they talk about knew injuries and say 6-8 weeks, that is never the case. I commented that it was good news to only be out a max of two months when we heard of the injuries, but once they truly look under the hood.....that plan changes rapidly. Now, we're at 16-24 weeks.

I'm not sure where else to comment on the correlation with Mirk, but pretty sure we're hearing 6-8 weeks there too. Once the knife hits the skin and the first checkup happens.....plans can get very soft.

Bummer.
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The difference with Mirk, is we heard 6-8 weeks after the surgery.
 
#127      
Mr. Tibbs
Warren stating today Bears sole focus is on Hammond.
Doesnt mean much, but I do think the move there is inevitable. Nothing new here.
Not sure they need to start construction in the next 9 months, so maybe waiting is best,
but I do think the Billion dollar savings crossing the state line is hard to ignore
 
#128      
Joel Goodson
Mr. Tibbs said:
Warren stating today Bears sole focus is on Hammond.
Doesnt mean much, but I do think the move there is inevitable. Nothing new here.
Not sure they need to start construction in the next 9 months, so maybe waiting is best,
but I do think the Billion dollar savings crossing the state line is hard to ignore
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more much ado about nothing. the Bears are pressuring IL pols for more tax subsidies. that's what the game has always been. I'll believe they're moving to Hammond when construction contracts are signed.

side note: Warren aspires to be a buffoon
 
#130      
Second place is 1st loser
Joel Goodson said:
more much ado about nothing. the Bears are pressuring IL pols for more tax subsidies. that's what the game has always been. I'll believe they're moving to Hammond when construction contracts are signed.

side note: Warren aspires to be a buffoon
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He is a complete clown. However, in this case, in an effort to create competition, Indiana put a deal together that Illinois just won't come close to. I think he stumbled into it, but the point stands that Indiana went all in and gave the Bears everything they wanted.

Chicago politicians are clear that if the stadium isn't going to be in Chicago or if the money isn't going to flow through Chicago, it's not going to be in Illinois. They won't provide the votes to pass any meaningful legislation to benefit the suburbs.

The Bears still have not paid for a full traffic study to be completed in AH and the surrounding areas(Rolling Meadows, Schaumburg, Mt. Prospect, Palatine, etc). They're clowns.
 
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