5 On It & Jordan Schultz talks trade interest in Bears players (Hour 3)
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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What are the latest developments in the Bears' stadium situation?
Have you learned anything new today about the Bears' effort to build a new stadium?
You know what? No. Like, okay, maybe Cam Buckner, right? But not from the meeting and all of that. Also, because it's been going on during our show, and there's only so much we can keep track of. And I would like to also keep track of real football stuff. And by real football stuff, I mean fake hypothetical trades. Because that's what the NFL Combine is all about for me right now. You got all that? I do not. I have no idea what I just said.
CHGO's Adam Hogue joined us at 1125 and he was watching it. Did you glean anything from what he had to say or are we still in the same state?
Yes, I learned that the city of Chicago entered the chat was like, you know what? You guys are competing with us and we disagree with this. And I was like, wait a second. What was all that diplomacy talk? But I get it in the spirit of shoot or shoot. I guess it is true that the Arlington Heights move would take money away from the city of Chicago where Soldier Field is. So it's not wrong. It's just there. I guess they had to have somebody say it on the record.
The Bears continuing to play in Chicago has become a pipe dream. But I learned today that there are people who represent the city of Chicago that want to make it more than a pipe dream or at least get something out of it for the city of Chicago.
You know, I learned hyphy rap music because I didn't know that term and how it associated with E-40.
Yes, I learned that, but that's not stadium-related, unless E40's coming to play at the new stadium.
Well, one of these things directly affected me today, and the other one did not. And the thing was the hyphy music, and people were polite about it, and I was like, I'm interested to learn, because I don't like not knowing stuff.
Yeah, I like learning as well, but I will say you live in Chicago, right? See? So maybe there is something for you to look forward to in terms of how this plays out and affects the city of Chicago with Soldier Field still being there, still having tens of million dollars, I'm sorry, hundreds of million dollars in debt on it and understanding what is Soldier Field going to be used for going forward and how are they going to get that money taken care of if not through the Bears making a little chunk of change donation, if you will.
You know what I did learn, too, is that for everybody texting in on the text line, there's a lot that needs to be explained. And frankly, not by us. No, not even that. People are asking, well, why is suddenly the 500 million dollars that the city or that the residents of Cook County? Oh, it's us. It's us. Why is that now suddenly the bears responsibility? And then we're saying, oh, well, that's because it's part of the negotiation now. But the fact that that needs to be. communicate it better so people know that you know thanks to everybody who asked questions or what are the taxes in the indiana senate bill like these are real questions people have that people want to know about and so there's there's a notice there on those communicating with the public where they should be able to to speak more to this we will do that for you bringing in jeff buckholz from wbbm
at one o'clock but in the meantime you know like that is something that i feel like for those of us who have more questions and you have a genuine curiosity you're not like being a jerk about it like you deserve an answer why would i think the most more important issue is that
It's pretty disconcerting how many people don't want to know all those details you just said. Everyone should want to know because it affects them directly.
If you listen to this show, like there's a natural like just because of the nature of talk listeners, you know, like I feel like there's a natural curiosity here.
What trade interests are the Bears exploring for DJ Moore and Tyson Bagent?
But you're right. There's a lot of people who don't listen to us and don't care and don't want to know. But it's like you're going to have to know at some point because it's going to affect your bottom line.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:01–0:09
2
What are the latest developments in the Bears' stadium situation?
0:09–3:51
3
What trade interests are the Bears exploring for DJ Moore and Tyson Bagent?
3:51–6:13
4
How does Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker view the Bears' stadium proposal?
6:13–7:21
5
What insights does NFL insider Jordan Schultz provide about Bears players?
7:21–12:18
6
What are the implications of the NFL Combine for the Bears' roster decisions?
12:18–14:14
7
How does the Bears' trade strategy affect their future draft picks?
14:14–16:20
8
What are the challenges facing the Bears in negotiations for a new stadium?
16:20–39:55
Speakers
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