Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio wrote Saturday that the Cincinnati Bengals and Chicago Bears could solve their current stadium situations by partnering up in a new Chicagoland stadium.
As The Enquirer's Kelsey Conway reported earlier this week, the Bengals have until June 30 this year to decide if they want to take their first two-year extension to stay put at Paycor Stadium.
Florio wrote that the revenue from 20 NFL games at the stadium each year, along with everything else that could be hosted in a fixed-roof building, should be able to pay for the building.
Florio did acknowledge that the "chances of this actually happening are low," but "in theory, it's possible."
This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: Florio: Bengals should move to Chicago area, share stadium with Bears
