The Chicago Bears say they’re continuing discussions with leaders in both Indiana and Illinois as the team explores options for a new stadium.

The Bears confirmed that NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, team president and CEO Kevin Warren, and team chairman George McCaskey recently met with Illinois legislative leaders to discuss a possible path forward for a stadium in Chicago or Arlington Heights.

In a statement, the Bears said they’re also committed to working with Indiana leaders on plans for a new stadium and mixed-use development in Hammond. The team says it’s currently finalizing due diligence work involving two potential sites in the Wolf Lake area.

The Bears say they expect productive discussions with leaders in both states in the coming weeks, adding that they’re obligated to explore every option before deciding where to build their new home.