Colts may gain NFL partner as Bears eye Indiana move
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 9, 2026, 12:10 PM
Last updated Jun 9, 2026
The Chicago Bears are considering a move to Hammond, Indiana, potentially making Indiana a two-team NFL state. The Bears' Board of Directors has advanced a stadium development project in Hammond, increasing speculation about the relocation. Opinions on this development vary, with some fans resistant to the idea. If the Bears make the move, it would position Indiana among states with multiple NFL franchises, a notable shift in the league's.
- •Bears Board of Directors voted to advance stadium project in Hammond.
- •Opinions on the potential move are mixed among fans.
- •Indiana could become home to multiple NFL franchises.
- •Progress on this potential move is increasing.
- 12:10 PMYahoo Sports — The Colts’ chances of having NFL company in Indiana are growing
"Could Indiana really become a two team state?
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