New Bears president Kevin Warren committed to move to Arlington Heights
Warren said the team is not considering any options to stay at Soldier Field.
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Matt Zahn joined CBS News Chicago in October of 2016 as a sports reporter and fill-in sports anchor, and what a time to come to Chicago. Matt arrived just as the Cubs won the World Series.
Matt has covered many other great sporting events in his career including The Masters, the Super Bowl, the Rose Bowl, and the College Football Playoff.
Prior to joining the team, Matt worked in Augusta, Ga., as the sports director at the local ABC station WJBF. He hosted and produced their award-winning Masters Report and Football Friday Night programs.
Matt is originally from Wisconsin where he also started his broadcast career in Wausau before moving on to Madison. He attended the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay after growing up in the small town of Rosendale, about an hour north of Milwaukee.
Matt lives in the western suburbs with his wife and three young children.
Warren said the team is not considering any options to stay at Soldier Field.
Cubs fans, of course, are hoping the team makes a return to the playoffs after two years without it.
The Illini football program has clearly put a focus on trying to keep the best Chicago and Illinois players in state.
The Make-A-Wish recipient was celebrating a recent remission diagnosis after a three-and-a-half year fight with an aggressive form of leukemia.
Nathan Peterman will make his first start since 2018 as Fields is out with a hip strain.
Matt Eberflus said the team is providing mental health resources for the players as they navigate this difficult week.
Fields is in agreement with head coach Matt Eberflus about the importance of him playing these last two regular season games.
Last week's game against the Eagles may feel downright warm compared to the wind chills the Bears will be dealing with on Saturday.
Larry Farmer brings a lot of experience to the sideline, even if this is his first time coaching high school basketball.
The Chicago Bears have a chance to make a statement on Sunday against the league-leading Philadelphia Eagles.
The 6-foot-4 Michigan State recruit has, for a while now, been on of the most highly touted recruits in the state.
For Wood to one day be a player in a WNBA locker room is obviously going to take some work, but her coach wouldn't be surprised if she makes it.
"Last time he came here, he was saying he owns us and talking to the fans. He's just a real fierce competitor. We gotta find a way to get that taste out of our mouth."
"I think we're going to have to spread the ball around."
The team's backup quarterback is also day-to-day with his own injury as the Bears gear up to face rival Green Bay.