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It's a fool's errand to speculate on timeline. There are way too many variables

People who inject politics into everything are miserable losers. The Olympics should bring unity (even if it's temporary) but some people choose to be miserable. I wish they'd just move to Canada or Somalia

There are almost 10 million people in the Chicago area and the majority don’t care that much if the Bears win or not. They either don’t follow football, aren’t dedicated fans, or root for other teams. Yet they’re going to ask millions of people to pay higher taxes. That stadium, which gets used...

I still don't think the Bears have the balls to move to Indiana, but finally they're playing dirty to get what they want

Obviously lots of factors go into how loud a specific stadium is, but in general, enclosed stadiums are louder. If you put a roof over Arrowhead, it'd be even louder It'd be much better for the fan experience too. People have literally died from the cold after going to a football game. Beyond...

How often do you go to a football game when it's 10 degrees? It'd be a much better fan experience. Plus, an enclosed stadium might be louder which would provide a home field advantage

That's inaccurate. Wolf Lake is literally on the border and part of it is in Illinois

Newton probably doesn't even know who the Auburn head coach is. But neither do I

I’m of the opinion that we should just join the B1G. We’d add to the perceived strength of the conference and possibly have a clearer path to the playoff

T That’s not the point at all. Joining the B1G or SEC means not having to stress about scheduling big games. You’re guaranteed 1-2 marquee conference games every year plus you get USC back on the schedule. That’s a lot more interesting than Miami and Clemson IMO. As dumb as it is, you also get...

The committee has shown that 11-1 or 10-2 against a crappy schedule is better than 9-3 against a tough schedule Under the current system, if you’re in the SEC or B1G, I think it’d be crazy to play any meaningful non-conference games. There’s no point risking an extra loss when a third loss...

I completely agree with this. If we end up with him, I just hope he doesn’t pull the same tactic next year

Definitely a high hit rate for in-state kids for whatever reason

I’ll always have a distrust for the committee so I want them to have as little impact as possible. That’s my main reason for being open to 24 teams. Sure there will be undeserving teams that get in, but that’s going to happen every year. Somebody mentioned Iowa would’ve gotten in - don’t forget...

The more I think about it, 24 makes sense. It wouldn’t affect the best teams because the top 8 would get byes in the first round. There’s too much variability in schedules, might as well get every decent team in the tournament and let them battle it out. There may be even more blowouts but it’s...

I'm perfectly fine with that. I'd rather let the championship be decided on the field rather than ESPN and a group of biased idiots on a made up committee

My first reaction was 24 is too many. But why not just let a bunch of teams in and let the championship be decided on the field instead all the BS politics? The NFL lets nearly half of its teams in the playoffs

I don't know what to tell you. The Bears organization and 95%+ of Bears fans think Caleb Williams is a franchise QB, so your viewpoint feels like it's coming out of left field. It's extremely difficult to find an NFL QB with his ability

Barring injury, there's a 100% chance that Caleb Williams is the Bears starting QB in 2027. He's a huge upgrade over Trubisky and Fields

This is his second year in the NFL and just led the Bears to their first playoff win in 15 years. Maybe don't comment if you don't know what you're talking about