CMRivdogs Posted Thursday at 04:15 PM Posted Thursday at 04:15 PM The Bears were threatening to move to Gary back in the 90s. They have basically run out of places to threaten to move. I think the only remaining option is Batavia or next to Fermi Quote
sagnam Posted Thursday at 04:42 PM Posted Thursday at 04:42 PM The NFL would never let a team with a city’s name play in another state. What are the Bears thinking? Morans, right? They are considering moving stadium about 20 miles away? No one will give crap in a couple years after all the handwringing is over. Quote
Shinzaki Posted Thursday at 05:34 PM Posted Thursday at 05:34 PM They can move to Skokie and court the Nazi's Quote
CMRivdogs Posted Thursday at 05:39 PM Posted Thursday at 05:39 PM Basically, I've been hearing the same old Bears song for about 35 years at least. They have the old race track in Arlington Heights. Either build it there or sell the property. The song and dance of pro teams getting the cities to build there infrastructure has got to go. Build it or sell the team 2 Quote
MichiganCardinal Posted Thursday at 06:22 PM Posted Thursday at 06:22 PM Illinois lawmakers probably laughed at that letter and said “fine not in 2027 either, have fun in Gary.” Just wait for Bears leadership to start trying to sell their fans on Hammond, Indiana being oh so very different from Gary, Indiana. Or better yet, the feasibility of a team in the Milwaukee suburbs. Give me the Kenosha Bears! Quote
CMRivdogs Posted Thursday at 06:29 PM Posted Thursday at 06:29 PM The Skyway prices alone are reasons not to venture there. Even for a Bears game if they actually build a stadium. Quote
Sports_Freak Posted yesterday at 01:08 AM Posted yesterday at 01:08 AM (edited) Not sure if this is true or not...it's Twitter; Edit; sure enough, it's BS. Not funny, not funny at all. Edited yesterday at 01:12 AM by Sports_Freak Quote
lordstanley Posted yesterday at 04:03 AM Posted yesterday at 04:03 AM Rams had a 16 pt lead and the ball with 8 1/2 minutes left in the 4th. Now with 5 1/2 minutes left the game is tied and the Seahawks will be getting the ball back after a punt after a 3 and out. Quote
GalagaGuy Posted yesterday at 04:16 AM Posted yesterday at 04:16 AM That 2 point conversion was the wildest thing I've seen. Quote
Mr.TaterSalad Posted yesterday at 04:43 AM Posted yesterday at 04:43 AM 3 hours ago, Sports_Freak said: Not sure if this is true or not...it's Twitter; Edit; sure enough, it's BS. Not funny, not funny at all. The guys name on the account is **** Johnson. But yeah, that's not cool. Quote
Sports_Freak Posted yesterday at 04:54 AM Posted yesterday at 04:54 AM 9 minutes ago, Mr.TaterSalad said: The guys name on the account is **** Johnson. But yeah, that's not cool. Yeah, his bio says Parody. I caught it after I posted. My bad... Seattle with a huge comeback in the 4th. Pretty exciting game. Quote
Sports_Freak Posted yesterday at 04:56 AM Posted yesterday at 04:56 AM 38 minutes ago, GalagaGuy said: That 2 point conversion was the wildest thing I've seen. It was Lionesque. Or however it's spelled...😅😅 Quote
lordstanley Posted yesterday at 05:04 AM Posted yesterday at 05:04 AM Wild that the team many considered to be in a tier of its own in the NFL, the Rams, could well be the NFC’s #5 seed. Quote
Dan Gilmore Posted yesterday at 05:00 PM Posted yesterday at 05:00 PM I think Stafford got a little dinged up in the fourth quarter-his passes weren’t as accurate towards the end. Maybe nothing big, just something I’ll watch for in the next game. Quote
Sports_Freak Posted yesterday at 05:43 PM Posted yesterday at 05:43 PM 40 minutes ago, Dan Gilmore said: I think Stafford got a little dinged up in the fourth quarter-his passes weren’t as accurate towards the end. Maybe nothing big, just something I’ll watch for in the next game. His ribs got bashed. He's really tough, as Lion fans know. But he had 2 chances for game winning drives and he failed. Very unlike him. 30 seconds is usually a lifetime...lol Quote
Mr.TaterSalad Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago 23 hours ago, lordstanley said: Wild that the team many considered to be in a tier of its own in the NFL, the Rams, could well be the NFC’s #5 seed. Also wild and wrong that a team with a losing record from the NFC South will potentially get a playoff birth while an 11 win team won't make it in. 1 Quote
Motown Bombers Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago If the Bengals fire Taylor, which I don't think would happen, he would make for an intriguing offensive coordinator hire. He was the Rams QB coach in 17 and 18, Goff's best years with the Rams. When Taylor left is when Goff regressed. It seems like it could be a natural fit. My issue would be that I don't think Taylor would be long for the job as he would be seeking head coaching positions. Quote
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