The Chicago Bears are reconsidering the former Michael Reese Hospital site as a potential location for a new stadium, a source said, but the team remains focused on the lakefront. The team is open to any alternative that would work,

The Bears can’t get their effort to muster political support — and taxpayer money — for a new stadium off the ground. In an effort to kickstart the stadium construction quest, the Bears are now considering a Chicago location they’d previously ...

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The Chicago Bears have one of the most iconic stadiums in the NFL with Soldier Field. However, that has not stopped the team from considering the possibility of building a new stadium somewhere else within the Chicagoland area.

The team previously insisted the property, just south of McCormick Place, is unsuitable for a football stadium.

The Soldier Field idea hasn't been backed by the state of Illinois or others and the Bears reportedly are open to the vacant Michael Reese Hospital site now.

The team has previously insisted the property, just south of McCormick Place, is unsuitable for a football stadium. The former site of Michael Reese Hospital was purchased by the city years ago to use as an Olympic village for the 2016 Olympics — which went to Brazil anyway.