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RE: Indiana takes a page from Kansas, looking to steal Bears?
(02-19-2026 02:11 PM)Frank the Tank Wrote:  A new stadium likely makes the Bears into the most valuable sports team in the *world* (not just the NFL) besides the Cowboys, but their value has been limited with the Soldier Field deal (where they don’t have control over concerts or other non-NFL events there or any land surrounding the stadium as that’s public park land protected by law).

Can you cite a source on this? Nothing suggests the Bears have that kind of valuation.
(This post was last modified: 02-19-2026 02:28 PM by DFW HOYA.)
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