Brandon Johnson

Everybody knows that.

There's frustration because we did not get complete cooperation when we came out two years ago.

So here's what I'm committed to doing.

Working with Bears fans, working with the governor, working with the state general assembly, working with all of our partners, as I've said before, to come up with a viable pathway to ensure that a publicly owned stadium in which our inevitable Super Bowl champions can actually play in.

And that's on the lakefront.

Go Bears!

Bear down!

Did I get that right?

Bear down.

I'm not going to sing, though.

I promise you.

No, that's right.

That there's a share in the revenue.

That's what the term sheets are about.

Right.

And so instead of having a privately owned stadium in the suburbs of which property tax payers will be on the hook to build, I'm saying let the bears, let the visitors who come to the greatest freaking city in the world pay for a stadium that the people of Chicago get to own.

And then, you know, when we get to those, you know, the tough part of the schedule, we can set the temperature.

You know what I'm saying?

Inside the stadium.

We love our grit, monsters of the midway, etc.