Former Illinois State Rep. Mark Batinick released a white paper calling for a property tax cap as Cook County’s best option to keep the #Bears’ new stadium local.
Batinick states that an Arlington Heights entertainment district would be taxed roughly 7%, costing the Bears ~$210 million in annual property taxes.
“No NFL team — and no private developer — can sustain that level of taxation. Not in Chicago. Not anywhere.” https://t.co/baeGRxa0OT
@Peter_Bukowski Wait, are you attempting to do the “What Caleb did isn’t that impressive because look at this clip of another QB doing it”, and then inserted a clip of a HOF QB that is considered one of the best ever to do it? Thanks?
@Peter_Bukowski@BillTZimmerman You can’t really use “backup QB” when that guy went off. No one is arguing the Packers O isn’t way better than the Bears D. However, ignoring any other analysis comparing the two teams to get the big picture, is you just being obtuse.
@Johnathan_Wood1@TommyK_NFLDraft What is the balance for GM’s league wide, in your opinion, in getting guys for the coaches system vs best available no matter what? Do more GM’s lean one way or the other? Seems like Poles is very much on the coaches side and does what they want?
Ryan Kennedy, the fan involved in the DK Metcalf altercation, is having a press conference with his attorneys on Friday to
“address the assault, correct misinformation that has been publicly repeated as fact, and discuss the
serious consequences Mr. Kennedy has faced. …”
@MichaelMolony Idk if fans are actively rooting against the Hawks, as much as it is they are just identifying consistently lower than ideal results and associating them with the person who is responsible for results, the HC.