Owner's Meeting Recap, the Bears Are Homeless & the Josh Sweat Daydream

A lot happened at the NFL owner's meeting and Ryan's got all of it. Nashville officially gets Super Bowl 64 in 2030.
Minnesota gets the 2028 draft — good news for Packer fans within driving distance. International games are expanding to
10 per season starting in 2027, with Goodell eyeing 16 eventually. Ryan's cautiously okay with the expansion until
someone says Japan, at which point he's fully on board and also realizes he'll never actually go.

The Bears got a special briefing on their stadium situation, because the other 31 owners apparently need a progress
report on why Chicago still doesn't know where their team plays. The only two viable options remain Arlington Heights
and Hammond, Indiana — meaning the days of Bears fans talking trash about small-town Wisconsin are officially over. Ryan
has thoughts.

Also: Rashee Rice is in jail after a marijuana violation voided his deferred sentencing. Josh Sweat is unhappy in
Arizona, Ganon is in Green Bay, and Ryan does the math on what a third-round pick for a number-three edge rusher might
look like. He's making that call. And finally — the Packers briefly discussed bringing Davante Adams back before it went
nowhere, and they signed Vanderbilt DB Marlon Jones, who beat stage-three Hodgkin's lymphoma last year and is the
feel-good story of the offseason.