Pat McAfee

I think Chicagoland is like a conversation up there.

But it is crazy.

You go to like 2.30 a.m.?

Yeah, right.

3 a.m., no traffic?

I think maybe 15.

It was closer than the one in Illinois that they were potentially going to go to from downtown Chicago.

It felt like there was never going to be really an offer that the Chicago Bears were going to feel terrible not accepting from Chicago or from Illinois.

And as soon as Indiana got in there, that felt like a – Governor Braun came on our show and was like –

They're never going to be able to compete with our deal.

It was like, no, well, don't you think they're going to use your deal as leverage?

And he goes, yeah, sure, if that's what they want to do.

But there's no way they'll get it passed.

They were close a couple times, right?

And then there was opposition that came through.

And it's like, I think this is going to take a little bit.

Chiefs are moving to Kansas.

Bears are now Kansas City Chiefs.

Not that big of a deal, but Missouri's been the home of that team for a long, long time.

Beginning of time.