Keep grinding Mr. Warren. Let's get that state-of-the-art stadium for the Bears! P.s. Let's stop wearing the orange helmets and replace it with an all white one with the Bear logo.
No way in hell I’m down with white helmets. You clearly haven’t played football. There is a reason why teams don’t have white helmets. Football is a nasty dirty sport and the last thing you want is your helmet covered in mud and dirt.
Kevin Warren is a boss. On one hand, Chicago has amazing views and the lakefront - hotels, restaurants, museums, shopping, public transportation and millions of tourists a year. Arlington Heights has one Metra train line to Chicago.
One is an absolute nightmare to get to and from, is extremely restrictive in space, little to no parking, etc... The other is far easier to get to and from , has much more space for the stadium, parking, and surrounding development. Arlington is 10x better than the lakefront option. Not to mention the Bears own the land and would fully own the stadium. Lakefront option they wouldn't.
Chill on CEO Kevin he already shown he done this and can do it Chicago is a big place with real people that matter there it’s going to take time but it will happen!
The Mccaskey's and Ted Phillips blew 200 million on a dump field in Arlingron Heights. Kevin Warren needs to spend some time finding an elite HC to win Superbowls!
I heard one comment against a dome - if Chicago wants to host a Super Bowl or a Final 4, this stadium MUST be a dome. It also has to have enough capacity - like 80,000, which might be an argument for AH.
@@mrodriguez7560 it’s not happening. If we ever want to host a SB we need to build a dome or a retractable roof but 100% it will be a dome and it makes sense since the venue needs to support multiple type of events which a place with no roof limits that.
The Fans will still be dishing out big money i live in Tarrant county and the food at cowboys stadium is cheap looking but expensive. You have to eat at a decent place before you go.
Kevin Warren strikes me as a great communicator and a smart guy, but as someone who’d be better served as a politician rather than a businessman. His approach to the outward communication lacks a sense of realism - it’s like he’s running for office, not running a business.
That part. People are crazy. I remember when I used to see postcards , Chicago themed with the lakefront , Soldiers Field , and what used to be Sears tower in the background. Makes my heart warm for my city and always an instant classic. My city is special , and people need to see and realize that , but the people should be a reflection of that greatness. We all have to do better wherever we're at and come together to help make the city and keep it whole and solid.
Every 30, 40, 50 years?1? There's a huge difference between those numbers when talking about stadiums and their costs. Does this guy even pay illinois and chicago taxes?
Regardless of politics, thank goodness Illinois has people keeping this guy in check. Make no mistake he would have tax payers pay 100% of this if he could.
Do you understand the amount of tax revenue a world class stadium with surrounding brings in? When politicians want you to think you’re getting screwed they use tax incomes based solely on what the stadium itself brings in tax wise. Everyone seems to forget a world class stadium hosting massive events sells out hotels, people need gas to travel to said location, people go out to eat all over the place, people stop by local shops to check out, etc. I don’t think a lot of you realize just how much value a stadium brings to a town. Indianapolis is literally what it is today because the city built a stadium before they even knew they had an NFL team on their own dime. Once the Colts game in that entire city took off.
I can stand this guy. He doesn't give a crap about the fans and their gameday experience. If he did he wouldn't be pushing this shit lakefront proposal. I knew when they hired him it was bad for this stadium project.
Enough talk! Still havent seen a relevant blueprint presented, this fool needs to experience the game from a fans standpoint. Go drive in the traffic shuttle to the game because parking sucks. Warren has set this team back multiple years already .
This guy just wants the spotlight. Gimme a break. Why build a stadium on the lake front that you dont even own lol. They owe 600 mil on the renevations from 22 years ago.
@@lucasfrommelt9308 Having pro teams in the Suburbs is the way of the future.. cheaper tickets, better parking, lower costs.. The amount of sacrifices you have to make to be in a city (especially one as expensive as CHI) is just to much. (and its not far to ask taxpeyers to pay for a private stadium used for entertainment) what are we commies?
@@Isaacsbased sorry dude I don't wanna go see a bears game is trash ass arlington heights way out the city. i want to see the skyline, the lake, and enjoy downtown's amenities.
I'm not liking the new Bears Head. The bear looks like he is a little sick. Doesn't look like he is gonna bite you, looks more like he is gonna throw up.
This dude reminds me way too much of a politician. Not impressed. He was brought in to make a deal with the mayor,not Bears fans,IMO. I’ve been a Bears fan since the blackout days of the 70’s. Bears fan for life,but I smell a rat.
Smell a rat because the Bears finally hired someone with the resume and accomplishments needed to get the job done, including a track record of getting it done for other teams... yeah I hope thr people in your life don't even trust your judgment on rather its day or night... Feel free to find and support Ted Phillips in whatever his life has taken him
@@mgo4917 freaking pay the Arlington Heights tax and move forward. They have all that land and in the grand scheme of things will end up making a fortune by building the stadium, hotel(s) and parking lots that the organization actually owns outright. He is essentially stalling the inevitable over peanuts because he personally prefers to keep it in Chicago. It just doesn’t make financial sense.
@@mgo4917 that it’s unrealistic to expect that much public funding for the stadium. It’s never going to happen. Plus, they stressed that the delay or issue with building in AH was the taxes but that is negotiable and a terrible reason to stop all plans when they would easily make up that money over some time. For everyone wanting to attend a game or event there we would need access to parking lots and hotels. Chicago doesn’t really offer that without a ton of walking or having to Uber.
@@milehighboost5521 But how is that different than the last 53 seasons? The Bears move to Arlington Heights and you lose 8 home games of revenue, revenue from hosting Super Bowls, Final Fours, indoor concerts and events. All that money goes to Arlington Heights. How are you going to recoup the money the city makes from the 8 home games now? I’ll tell you how, by raising taxes on something or another. The city’s going to get its money, they’re just playing hardball so the Bears can pony up some more. And the Bears should. But they pay all of it. The 2% taxes from hotels is paid mostly by out of towners/ tourists anyway. If they move to Arlington Heights Chicago not only misses out on revenue from those events but home games alone. Hosting 1 Super Bowl brings in 1 billion easy. What happens to the Soldier Field area of the leave?
@@malcolmakaG1watching the games and going to the games supports them. Fuck making the taxpayers pay for a stadium only the organization benefits from. You expecting a check from them?
The new stadium wouldn’t be for just Bears games. They can host a Super Bowl, concerts, Final Fours. That’s a lot of revenue. Most would be paid by the 2% hotel tax. Who do you think’s paying those, locals? Out of Towners pay it, tourists. The amount of revenue it would bring would benefit the city. Personally I would squeeze the Bears to pony up another billion if they believe in it so much. I believe they’ve made a good proposal but should put in another Bil.
@@mgo4917 the reality is that the bears are willing to invest 2 billion because they will take the revenue from the events to pay themselves back 10 fold… they don’t have billions but they could find investors or ask Ryan for some money… haha
It's not happening downtown. You guys bought the place in Arlington Heights and are offering to pay for the stadium there we're not paying for the stadium downtown. End of story. New York gave the Buffalo Bills $850 million in taxpayer funds for a new stadium. Days later, NY announced a $800 million cut to children and family services. The Bills owner is worth $5+ billion.
This guy sucks. Each time he talks he's less and less likeable. AH is clearly the right choice for countless reasons, seems like he's the only one who thinks otherwise.
Honest question, does literally ANYONE besides Kevin Warren and maybe 20 other people give 2 actual shits about the view from the stadium or there being a freezing ass cold lake next to it? I’d be willing to bet a majority of your fan base wants focus put on Gameday entertainment and the entertainment in the surrounding areas vs a view of the skyline a lot of people see every day 🤣 I like Kevin Warren but this dudes gonna walk himself into getting fired if he keeps up this museum property bs. Mccaskeys didn’t pay now 200+ million after demo to have a vacant property in AH 🤣
Why when you can do so much more with the stadium to bring in money. You could add a retractable roof but it would cost more. Personally I’m with you as far as watching the Bears play outside.
@@Scoreboard-23I know they’re not. All I said was I’d rather see the Bears play outside but the cost of a retractable roof would increase the project cost.
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I’m so happy this man is here. He knows..he knows how Chicago works.
I believe Mr. Warren is a blessing for the entire Chicago Bears Organization! He has experience!
😂😂😂
Uh he has not yet hired his own elite HC!
@@mrodriguez7560 😂🤣🤣
@@mrodriguez7560 Eberflus defense > Vic Fangio
Keep up the good work boss man.🐻⬇️
I’m all for the stadium in Chicago but the lack of parking definitely needs addressed.
Agreed
Good luck with traffic
Public transportation or Uber.
@@Ccole18you can’t tailgate with Uber.
Keep grinding Mr. Warren. Let's get that state-of-the-art stadium for the Bears! P.s. Let's stop wearing the orange helmets and replace it with an all white one with the Bear logo.
And add a Halloween orange and black jerseys❤
Hell yeah! Let’s get some all white “polar bears” uniforms
As long as that new stadium is in Arlington and not the stupid lakefront proposal.
No way in hell I’m down with white helmets. You clearly haven’t played football. There is a reason why teams don’t have white helmets. Football is a nasty dirty sport and the last thing you want is your helmet covered in mud and dirt.
@@ScottAnderson-mc3pcBro you don’t even know how shit works. Relocating a stadium is essentially giving up on a team.
Kevin Warren is a boss. On one hand, Chicago has amazing views and the lakefront - hotels, restaurants, museums, shopping, public transportation and millions of tourists a year. Arlington Heights has one Metra train line to Chicago.
One is an absolute nightmare to get to and from, is extremely restrictive in space, little to no parking, etc... The other is far easier to get to and from , has much more space for the stadium, parking, and surrounding development. Arlington is 10x better than the lakefront option. Not to mention the Bears own the land and would fully own the stadium. Lakefront option they wouldn't.
It waa another of Ted Phillips stupid ideas to buy a property the Bears did not need. 😂
The view of the city doesn't mean shit, when you're playing in a dome
KW is the man and im sO sure that Da Bears will b a model for the NFL for years to come
Can we give mics to the people asking questions? It is very hard to hear the questions being asked.
Lets get the WHITE SOX stadium built in the South Loop as well as the BEARS stadium!!!! Both would be very beneficial to the state and Chicago!!!
Chill on CEO Kevin he already shown he done this and can do it Chicago is a big place with real people that matter there it’s going to take time but it will happen!
I want Wrestlemania back in Chicago
Big facts brother, It’s always somewhere far from here
Lot of haters in the comments. Do your homework first before you attack the president of the team.
Tell ‘em Malcolm!
You must work for him.
I thought we were having conversations. Weird.
@@tonygavros3499 an informed conversation is always better than one with people that comment without any factual information.
@jlv3x that's the internet and TH-cam , especially in a nutshell.
Love the orange helmets.
He's right, i cant picture the field anywhere other than the museum campus area.
The Mccaskey's and Ted Phillips blew 200 million on a dump field in Arlingron Heights. Kevin Warren needs to spend some time finding an elite HC to win Superbowls!
What an awful hot take. Time will tell but good lord man stop listening to bullshit and watch the film.
I heard one comment against a dome - if Chicago wants to host a Super Bowl or a Final 4, this stadium MUST be a dome. It also has to have enough capacity - like 80,000, which might be an argument for AH.
They released renderings and it had a dome. The guy that designed it designed the one in Minnesota. It’s really nice.
It’s going to be a dome 100%.
We need to keep it a frozen tundra! We just need an Elite HC Coach with a strong team!
@@mrodriguez7560 it’s not happening. If we ever want to host a SB we need to build a dome or a retractable roof but 100% it will be a dome and it makes sense since the venue needs to support multiple type of events which a place with no roof limits that.
Who cares about hosting a superbowl if the bears aren’t in it?
We want back to back Superbowls...
What about not outsourcing the beverage and food vendors so fans don't have to pay $20 for a beer or $15 for a hotdog!
The Fans will still be dishing out big money i live in Tarrant county and the food at cowboys stadium is cheap looking but expensive. You have to eat at a decent place before you go.
I’m not a huge fan of the domed stadium. Winter football at soldier field is a magical thing.
Kevin Warren strikes me as a great communicator and a smart guy, but as someone who’d be better served as a politician rather than a businessman. His approach to the outward communication lacks a sense of realism - it’s like he’s running for office, not running a business.
International growth? Does this have anything to do with Brandon Johnson's "business trip"
Suburbanites trying to make the Bears stadium into an IKEA.
The CHICAGO Bears belong on the Chicago Lakefront, not some nameless faceless suburb.
That part. People are crazy. I remember when I used to see postcards , Chicago themed with the lakefront , Soldiers Field , and what used to be Sears tower in the background. Makes my heart warm for my city and always an instant classic.
My city is special , and people need to see and realize that , but the people should be a reflection of that greatness.
We all have to do better wherever we're at and come together to help make the city and keep it whole and solid.
@@kubbykush420 agreed. Chicago is one of the Great Cities of the World.
There are no great suburbs of the world...
Exactly with the nasty weather and wind blowing.
I say build it in Chicago. Charge the freakin taxpayers (I live in Vegas now)😂
And what progress was made in the stadium development?
Kevin Warren > Ted Phillips
Every 30, 40, 50 years?1? There's a huge difference between those numbers when talking about stadiums and their costs. Does this guy even pay illinois and chicago taxes?
If he keeps focusing on new stadium on the lakefront then he should be fired.
🐻👇
Regardless of politics, thank goodness Illinois has people keeping this guy in check. Make no mistake he would have tax payers pay 100% of this if he could.
Well, who wouldn't want to build something without spending their own money? But that's just how the world works.
Do u live in chicago....we need a new stadium real bad
Do you understand the amount of tax revenue a world class stadium with surrounding brings in? When politicians want you to think you’re getting screwed they use tax incomes based solely on what the stadium itself brings in tax wise. Everyone seems to forget a world class stadium hosting massive events sells out hotels, people need gas to travel to said location, people go out to eat all over the place, people stop by local shops to check out, etc. I don’t think a lot of you realize just how much value a stadium brings to a town. Indianapolis is literally what it is today because the city built a stadium before they even knew they had an NFL team on their own dime. Once the Colts game in that entire city took off.
Build the stadium in Arlington!!!
I can stand this guy. He doesn't give a crap about the fans and their gameday experience. If he did he wouldn't be pushing this shit lakefront proposal. I knew when they hired him it was bad for this stadium project.
We'd rather hear from the equipment manager!
Fire him ! This guy has no clue what the Bears need. This is bigger than looking at a lake this is crooked politics in effect
His contract will be up before they get a shovel in the dirt at the lake front 😂. State of the art stadium with no parking. Yeah good one lol idiotic
Enough talk! Still havent seen a relevant blueprint presented, this fool needs to experience the game from a fans standpoint. Go drive in the traffic shuttle to the game because parking sucks. Warren has set this team back multiple years already .
LOL
This guy just wants the spotlight. Gimme a break. Why build a stadium on the lake front that you dont even own lol. They owe 600 mil on the renevations from 22 years ago.
This guy is such a clown put the stadium in AH that actually has parking
Tell Kevin it’s Arlington heights or nothing.
having the stadium in Arlington heights is a stupid idea
No having the stadium in a city that can’t afford it or make the necessary room for it is stupid.
@@lucasfrommelt9308 Having pro teams in the Suburbs is the way of the future.. cheaper tickets, better parking, lower costs.. The amount of sacrifices you have to make to be in a city (especially one as expensive as CHI) is just to much. (and its not far to ask taxpeyers to pay for a private stadium used for entertainment) what are we commies?
I think that's the best outcome.
@@Isaacsbased sorry dude I don't wanna go see a bears game is trash ass arlington heights way out the city. i want to see the skyline, the lake, and enjoy downtown's amenities.
I'm not liking the new Bears Head. The bear looks like he is a little sick. Doesn't look like he is gonna bite you, looks more like he is gonna throw up.
You are definitely not a Bears fan 😂😂😂😂 The Bear has always been like that.
This dude reminds me way too much of a politician. Not impressed. He was brought in to make a deal with the mayor,not Bears fans,IMO. I’ve been a Bears fan since the blackout days of the 70’s. Bears fan for life,but I smell a rat.
I remember the black days; we would sweat until Friday at noon
Smell a rat because the Bears finally hired someone with the resume and accomplishments needed to get the job done, including a track record of getting it done for other teams... yeah I hope thr people in your life don't even trust your judgment on rather its day or night... Feel free to find and support Ted Phillips in whatever his life has taken him
Tired of seeing this guy. He does nothing and his plans for the stadium suck. I bet they don’t start construction in 2025.
I agree they won’t start in 2025 but just curious what you propose?
@@mgo4917 freaking pay the Arlington Heights tax and move forward. They have all that land and in the grand scheme of things will end up making a fortune by building the stadium, hotel(s) and parking lots that the organization actually owns outright. He is essentially stalling the inevitable over peanuts because he personally prefers to keep it in Chicago. It just doesn’t make financial sense.
@@milehighboost5521What is it about the new stadium proposal you don’t like?
@@mgo4917 that it’s unrealistic to expect that much public funding for the stadium. It’s never going to happen. Plus, they stressed that the delay or issue with building in AH was the taxes but that is negotiable and a terrible reason to stop all plans when they would easily make up that money over some time. For everyone wanting to attend a game or event there we would need access to parking lots and hotels. Chicago doesn’t really offer that without a ton of walking or having to Uber.
@@milehighboost5521 But how is that different than the last 53 seasons? The Bears move to Arlington Heights and you lose 8 home games of revenue, revenue from hosting Super Bowls, Final Fours, indoor concerts and events. All that money goes to Arlington Heights. How are you going to recoup the money the city makes from the 8 home games now? I’ll tell you how, by raising taxes on something or another. The city’s going to get its money, they’re just playing hardball so the Bears can pony up some more. And the Bears should. But they pay all of it. The 2% taxes from hotels is paid mostly by out of towners/ tourists anyway. If they move to Arlington Heights Chicago not only misses out on revenue from those events but home games alone. Hosting 1 Super Bowl brings in 1 billion easy. What happens to the Soldier Field area of the leave?
Nobody cares. Forget the stadium, build an offensive line. Such a joke
This dude wants to charge us $300 for tickets and also wants taxpayers to pay for his new stadium.
Support the team or don't.
@@malcolmakaG1watching the games and going to the games supports them. Fuck making the taxpayers pay for a stadium only the organization benefits from. You expecting a check from them?
@@irolltobacco1976most teams are that way but definitely shouldn’t be the case with the economics in todays game
The new stadium wouldn’t be for just Bears games. They can host a Super Bowl, concerts, Final Fours. That’s a lot of revenue. Most would be paid by the 2% hotel tax. Who do you think’s paying those, locals? Out of Towners pay it, tourists. The amount of revenue it would bring would benefit the city.
Personally I would squeeze the Bears to pony up another billion if they believe in it so much. I believe they’ve made a good proposal but should put in another Bil.
@@mgo4917 the reality is that the bears are willing to invest 2 billion because they will take the revenue from the events to pay themselves back 10 fold… they don’t have billions but they could find investors or ask Ryan for some money… haha
It's not happening downtown. You guys bought the place in Arlington Heights and are offering to pay for the stadium there we're not paying for the stadium downtown. End of story. New York gave the Buffalo Bills $850 million in taxpayer funds for a new stadium. Days later, NY announced a $800 million cut to children and family services. The Bills owner is worth $5+ billion.
new stadium 🏟️ just might bring in more jobs around the Windy City with excellent extreme thinking🐻🐻🐻 focus must have up shut room.
This guy sucks. Each time he talks he's less and less likeable. AH is clearly the right choice for countless reasons, seems like he's the only one who thinks otherwise.
I think the Chicago Bears belong on the Chicago Lakefront, not some nameless faceless suburb.
@@joeshoe6184Traffic is terrible getting to soldier field. And parking prices are atrocious. Get them out of downtown
Are u a chicago bears fun
Honest question, does literally ANYONE besides Kevin Warren and maybe 20 other people give 2 actual shits about the view from the stadium or there being a freezing ass cold lake next to it? I’d be willing to bet a majority of your fan base wants focus put on Gameday entertainment and the entertainment in the surrounding areas vs a view of the skyline a lot of people see every day 🤣 I like Kevin Warren but this dudes gonna walk himself into getting fired if he keeps up this museum property bs. Mccaskeys didn’t pay now 200+ million after demo to have a vacant property in AH 🤣
Exactly!!
Who gives a crap about the view when you're inside a dome and watching the game.
A dome in chicago is stupid
Always going to be a dome
Why when you can do so much more with the stadium to bring in money.
You could add a retractable roof but it would cost more.
Personally I’m with you as far as watching the Bears play outside.
@@mgo4917 they aren’t doing a retractable dome. Never in the plans. Doesn’t add any value for the money they would have to invest
@@Scoreboard-23I know they’re not. All I said was I’d rather see the Bears play outside but the cost of a retractable roof would increase the project cost.