Bears analyst Ben Devine retracts Indiana stadium move report
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 13, 2026, 8:30 PM
Last updated Aug 13, 2026

Chicago Bears analyst Ben Devine retracted his report regarding a move to a new stadium in Indiana after claiming he was misled by a source. The initial post suggested a finalized deal and potential name change, which drew significant attention. However, Kevin Warren, the team's president, clarified that no official plans were announced during Thursday's press conference. Devine acknowledged the error, stating he had been 'duped' and would not post further updates about the stadium situation.
- •Ben Devine posted about Bears' potential Indiana stadium move.
- •Warren stated no finalized plans exist for the new stadium.
- •Devine retracted the report, citing a fraudulent source.
- •Warren's remarks focused on potential sites in Indiana and Illinois.
- 8:30 PMYahoo Sports — Chicago Bears analyst Ben Devine retracts report of Indiana stadium move: ‘I was duped’
"Rumors about the Chicago Bears moving away from the historic Soldier Field to a new stadium in Indiana have circulated ever since the team began seriously considering a move across the border following Illinois’ decision to not award $826 million in public monies to a new stadium project. The Indiana move still appears to be…
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