George McCaskey says Bears are "moving forward" with Indiana as a stadium location
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Key Points:
- The Chicago Bears have reiterated their intention to build a new stadium in Indiana, specifically targeting sites in Hammond such as the Lost Marsh Golf Course and Wolf Lake terminal.
- Bears chairman George McCaskey emphasized the process is "time consuming" and "deliberate," asking for patience as they conduct due diligence on potential sites.
- Despite the focus on Indiana, efforts to find a stadium solution in Illinois continue, highlighted by meetings between NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and Illinois lawmakers.
- The Bears currently remain at Soldier Field in downtown Chicago and will continue to play there until a final stadium decision is made.
