Joey Harrington

They got Missouri and Kansas in a tug of war.

They just need to sit back and wait and see who gives them the best deal.

But Chicago can't find anyone to give them the kind of money that they think they should be entitled to receive by simply saying,

We're bringing our team to your town.

And it's been going on for years now.

And the fact that they're now reopening this idea of looking elsewhere, it tells me they don't like whatever deal they're getting or not getting in Arlington Heights.

So now let's put some pressure on Arlington Heights.

Let's see if someone else steps up.

That's the way it goes.

That's stadium financing.

It's stadium politics in the NFL.

Look back to the Raiders.

Mark Davis was stuck in Oakland.

Oakland wasn't going to give him a penny for his stadium.

All of a sudden, Las Vegas says, we'll give you $750 million.

Boom, it's done.

So not all players have that alternative because they're not going to move out of Chicago.

That's the problem.

Until you are a serious threat to relocate, no one is going to give you what you're looking for.

What's wrong with Soldier Field?