Chicago Bears move forward with Indiana stadium
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With news of the Bears moving forward with a stadium in Hammond, Indiana, look back at when the Indianapolis Colts defeated Chicago in Super Bowl 41.
In a normal season the Chicago Bears would return to Soldier Field at 3-0 and enjoying the fact they are facing a team struggling to get road victories. It's not a normal year in the NFL, especially for home teams with no crowd noise to support their defense.
The Chicago Bears already have their franchise QB, Caleb Williams. They currently have two quality backup quarterbacks, though, and that could allow them to take a swing on some upside at the most important position in sports.
Ready or not, one of the NFL's most renowned franchises could no longer be true to its iconic name. The Chicago Bears may be leaving their home of 104 years and moving to Indiana, with construction of a new stadium in the state's Northwest region being ...
The Seattle Seahawks, Chicago Bears, and Indianapolis Colts are under intense scrutiny to capitalize on Day 2 of the draft with strategic selections that address critical roster gaps. Each team faces specific needs: the Colts must bolster their aging ...
The Bears have called the state of Illinois home since they began play in 1920, but they now have one foot out the door. Their board of directors voted to advance stadium development at a to-be-determined site in Hammond, Ind., chairman George McCaskey and president and CEO Kevin Warren announced in a joint statement.
CHICAGO (WGN) – After two seasons with the Chicago Bears, safety Jonathan Owens is heading to the Indianapolis Colts, according to multiple reports. Owens, a seven-year NFL veteran, agreed to a one-year contract with the Colts on Friday, per multiple ...
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It's an underwhelming deal, to be sure. I doubt that any Bears fans had Gallimore on their radar when free agency began, and he's certainly not going to radically change expectations for Chicago's defense in 2026, at least not by himself. However, much ...