Luis Medina

Like, and a lot of it to me, I wonder about the money grab with all the new merchandising.

Like, is this all about, hey, all these fans, all of us are going to go and buy all these brand new, whatever they decide to come out with, jerseys, shirts, hats, whatever.

You know, are we no longer going to be the Chicago Bears because we're going to be in Hammond, Indiana?

What are we being rebranded as?

I don't think there's a rebrand at all.

There's still the Chicago Bears.

Yes, it's part of the television market.

They're not the New Jersey Giants or the New Jersey Jets.

They're not the Santa Clara 49ers.

Yes, I can go on and on with this.

But yeah, so I think don't let your emotions get so amped that you're not able to logically say, hey, there's the Chicago Bears.

They're just playing in a different place because that's ultimately what this is.

It probably isn't the place that you want if you live in Illinois, but it's not unexpected.

First of all, good afternoon.

I'm so excited to be on the score.

I grew up listening to this station, and it was a caller at one point, so now to be on as a guest on this show is such an honor.

As for the Bears, it's hilarious.

Um...

First of all, it's kind of sad because I just see everyone arguing about they should go here and they should go there.

The reality is the people that are arguing so much and so passionately about this are the ones who are getting priced out of no matter where the new stadium is.