The Chicago Bears are actively searching for a new stadium site outside of Chicago, focusing on Arlington Heights and Hammond, Indiana, after determining there are no viable options within the city. Team president Kevin Warren noted both locations are excellent candidates, prompting legislative responses from Illinois, including tax incentives, to retain the team. The Bears, who have been in Illinois since 1921, are preparing for a challenging 2026 season, bolstered by key player acquisitions and a strong performance from quarterback Caleb Williams. However, they face the toughest schedule based on last season’s records.
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