NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell revealed the Chicago Bears are continuing to explore stadium options in Illinois, despite recent statements prioritizing a new stadium in Indiana. Goodell met with Illinois lawmakers to discuss a potential stadium site within the state.
Bears leadership recently stated its “sole focus” is building a new stadium in Indiana, a move that would potentially relocate the team from its historic home in Chicago. However, Goodell’s comments suggest Illinois remains in consideration.
According to Yahoo Sports, Goodell said he recently met with Illinois lawmakers. He did not elaborate on the specifics of the discussions or the potential Illinois stadium site being considered.
The Bears have played at Soldier Field in Chicago since 1924, and the current lease agreement expires in 2033. The team has been exploring options for a new, modern stadium to improve the fan experience and generate more revenue.
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