r/CHIBears

Cunningham said the outreach from the Bears has strengthened the opposition of Chicago lawmakers to the bill that would relocate the team to Arlington Heights.

“One of the problems that we’ve run into is that some of the outreach the Bears have done to the city of Chicago as late as four weeks ago has breathed new life into the mayor’s opposition to the bill,” he said. “We learned that there was contact between the Bears and the city sometime in late April when they talked hypothetically about looking back at the lakefront if the Arlington Heights site did not work out. And that has given the mayor the opportunity to point to that as a hope that a lakefront stadium is still possible. And that increased opposition among Chicago members.”

Bears are a very likable team with great history. Plus, I already dislike Wisconsinites. Brewers fans are getting way too uppity. And I like the White Sox for some personal reasons.

Will I get killed?

That’s all. Carry on.

I don't think this analysis is anything particularly earth-shattering or in-depth, but I'm enjoying seeing the Bears consistently featured in these "cutting edge of NFL offensive theory" videos.