Dan Wiederer

But there are essential changes, the Bears said, that still needed to be made before they would be comfortable.

The Senate yet has to vote on it.

But Dan, is there anything that you can add to this?

Any insight or anything new as far as the stadium is concerned for our listeners and viewers?

Yeah, and I guess I will kind of close out the discussion by saying I was a little surprised to see that, because I thought the infrastructure that was hammered out, that that was cool.

But apparently there are some things that they're still trying to hammer out.

Hopefully they will get to that point.

So as Dan said, we can actually talk about what the stadium is going to look like and what it actually looks like when shovels are in the ground.

But we will continue to keep you up to date on such things.

Dan, is there anything else that you would like to add on this particular episode?

472 of the Take the North podcast.

That's right.

Yeah, the episodes will keep coming this week, and we will continue to add insights where we can.

So until then, for Dan Weider of The Athletic and frequent, important contributor to The Score, our executive producer, Adam Studzinski, I am Mark Grody of 104.3 The Score on the Rahimi Harrison Grody Show, saying thank you so much for watching and listening to the Take the North podcast.

Great talk.

See you out there.

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