The Chicago Bears may soon face an identity question as plans for a new stadium shift to Indiana. After stalled talks in Illinois, the franchise has turned its focus to a proposed site near Wolf Lake in Hammond, Indiana. The move has put forth debate about whether “Chicago” still fits if the team crosses state lines.

The Chicago Bears have released a new statement on a potential new stadium as Indiana lawmakers moved forward with a bill to bring the team to Hammond.

The Indiana House Ways and Means Committee unanimously approved a stadium framework bill that lays the groundwork for a potential deal between the state and the Bears. Gov. Mike Braun said Indiana has identified a promising site near Wolf Lake in Hammond and has set up a broad structure to negotiate a final agreement.

The Bears say Hammond, Indiana, is now their main focus for a stadium, though they've stopped short of committing to moving across the state line.