Illinois Governor JB Pritzker stated that he is not feeling pressured by the Chicago Bears' potential move to Indiana but is willing to call a special session of the General Assembly if a stadium deal can be reached before the fall veto session begins on November 17. During a recent news conference, Pritzker criticized the Bears for their past political missteps and expressed hope that they would remain in Illinois. He noted that the Bears are exploring a stadium deal in Hammond, Indiana, which faces environmental challenges. Pritzker emphasized that Illinois has a proposal that would allow the Bears to remain without raising taxes, unlike the plans in Indiana that would involve increased sales taxes and tolls. The governor also pointed out that discussions around a 'megaprojects' bill, which would facilitate funding for large developments, were unsuccessful earlier this year. He urged the Bears to clarify their intentions and work collaboratively with state legislators to finalize a deal that benefits both parties.