In a recent poll conducted by the Chicago Sun-Times, fans of the Chicago Bears shared their reactions to the team's consideration of a new stadium in Hammond, Indiana. Responses varied widely, with some expressing outrage at leadership decisions that could drive jobs away, while others showed support for Hammond's potential economic boost. The poll revealed that 33.8% of fans would support the Bears less if they relocated, while only 3.8% indicated they would support the team more. A significant 62.5% said their support would remain unchanged. When asked who is most responsible for the ongoing difficulties surrounding the stadium saga, 51.8% of respondents blamed the Bears, while 32.3% pointed fingers at state officials and 15.9% at City Hall. The general sentiment suggests a lack of excitement about the potential move, but fans may adapt if the Bears proceed with the plan.