The Chicago Bears are expanding their new stadium site search from Arlington Heights to the wider Chicagoland area, including Northwest Indiana, Kevin Warren said in an open letter Wednesday.

In many ways, the Chicago Bears have already had a dream first season under coach Ben Johnson in 2025. They've won 10 games for the first time since 2018, and are really close to clinching their first playoff berth since 2020. They could end the 2025 season as NFC North champions, too.

The Chicago Bears are expanding their search for the site of their next stadium beyond the 326 acres they own in Arlington Heights, Ill., to the greater Chicago area that includes Northwest Indiana, president and CEO Kevin Warren declared Wednesday in an open letter released on the Bears' social media accounts.

The Chicago Bears released an open letter to fans Wednesday night that said the franchise is considering Northwest Indiana as a location for a new stadium.

The Chicago Bears are exploring locations for a new stadium outside the city and even outside Illinois after multiple plans hit stumbling blocks over concerns about the cost to taxpayers.

With three pass-rush-heavy foes standing between the Chicago Bears and the playoffs, it’s a good thing they’ve assembled an offensive line that Caleb Williams has nicknamed “The

The team has been in Chicago for more than 100 years, having moved to the city in 1921 from Decatur, Ill., where they were founded as the Staleys in 1920, and officially became the Bears in 1922.

Matt Nagy and Matt Eberflus went a combined 0-11 against LaFleur, and will Ben Johnson started out with a loss against him two weeks ago, it's clear he's going to be a problem for the Packers.

The Chicago Bears have three games remaining, starting with Saturday night’s rematch with the Green Bay Packers at Soldier Field. Supremacy in the NFC North once again will be on the line.

NFL Network's Kyle Brandt spoke for all Bears fans with his recent rant about Caleb Williams and Chicago's offense.