Show Notes
Dan Bernstein reacts to what Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker said during his appearance on WTTW's Chicago Tonight: The Week in Review, where he suggested a deal could come together as soon as November to keep the Bears in Illinois.
0:00 Chicago Bears stadium deal in Illinois 26:00 The importance of the Falcons game - is Caleb back? 49:45 PR advice for the Blackhawks 54:00 Spirit Halloween stores
What should Bears fans take away from those comments? Is momentum finally building toward a stadium agreement, and what does it mean for the franchise moving forward?
Plus, after the Bears' embarrassing loss to Green Bay, Sunday's matchup against Atlanta suddenly feels much more significant. Dan explains why this game could tell us a lot about the direction of the season. He also shares his thoughts on the Blackhawks and dives into a fun trivia nugget about Spirit Halloween as the seasonal retailer continues popping up across Chicagoland.
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