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Pritzker, Welch hand off stadium deal’s next move to Bears
Gov. JB Pritzker and House Speaker Emanuel “Chris” Welch on Tuesday put the ball back in the Bears’ court about a pending stadium deal to stay in Illinois.
“The reality is that the Bears have to express themselves about what it is that they want,” Pritzker declared after a bill-signing ceremony for the $56 billion state budget. “We’ve passed, I might add, a bill in the House, passed a bill in the Senate, and now we need the Bears to sort of express what it is in those two bills that they’d like to have happen.”
Added Welch: “I think Illinois is still the place the Bears want to be. I think it’s important that they tell us what they want. I think it’s important that we continue to have those conversations with them. And if we can get to an agreement, then we can ask the legislature to consider.”
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Brian Urlacher: I don’t like the idea of the Bears playing in a dome, anywhere
As the Bears continue to weigh their options between building a dome in Illinois and building a dome in Indiana, Brian Urlacher says his strong preference is neither.
Urlacher told Kevin Clark on This Is Football that Soldier Field, where Urlacher played his home games as a Bears Hall of Fame linebacker, is the ideal spot for the team.
“I do not like the Bears playing anywhere but Soldier Field,” Urlacher said. “Even if they went to Arlington Heights, which is in Illinois, they’re going to be in a dome, and if they go to Indiana they’ll be in a dome. I don’t like the idea of them playing in a dome anywhere.”
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