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Indiana takes a page from Kansas, looking to steal Chicago Bears?
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RE: Indiana takes a page from Kansas, looking to steal Chicago Bears?
While everyone thinks of the Bears-Packers as the oldest NFL rivalry, it was in fact Bears-Cardinals.

The Chicago Cardinals were the White Sox (South Side) equivalent in Chicago. So all those blue-collar fans in the SNL skits would have been Cards fans in an alternate universe. Hard to imagine!

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I'll pose this question again: if the State of Illinois loses all that NFL tax revenue, could there be a movement to build a multi-purpose dome east of St. Louis across the Illinois border? The NFL looks to have some stability for the time being, but St. Louis is an interesting case. They only lost their team because the owner wanted to move to LA; it wasn't due to lack of support or success.

It appears high ranking political officials in Missouri support the idea. So could this hypothetically open the door for Illinois to pull the ol' okie-doke if the state loses the Bears?
02-25-2026 09:36 AM
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RE: Indiana takes a page from Kansas, looking to steal Chicago Bears? - Dr Dawgma III - 02-25-2026 09:36 AM



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