Steve McMichael, the Pro Football Hall of Famer and member of the Chicago Bears' Super Bowl 20 team, has died. He was 67 years old. "The NFL is heartbroken to hear of the passing of Super Bowl ...

Legendary Chicago Bears defensive tackle Steve McMichael died on Wednesday at 67 after a battle with ALS, his former teammate Jarrett Payton shared on social media. McMichael, affectionally known ...

Pro Football Hall of Famer Steve "Mongo" McMichael has died after battling ALS at the age of 67, the NFL announced. McMichael's wife, Misty, told FOX 32 Chicago earlier Wednesday that her husband ...

NOTE: The above video aired last year, prior to his Pro Football Hall of Fame induction Legendary Chicago Bears defensive tackle Steve “Mongo” McMichael has passed away at the age of 67 ...

Chicago Bears legend Steve McMichael will soon be moved to hospice care as his yearslong battle with amyotrophic lateral sclerois (ALS) continues, a source confirmed to the Tribune on Wednesday.

Steve Cohen, in the hours after the victory, took to X and reveled in the victory, though he did caution that things might not always be this fun. Starling Marte (6) celebrates with his teammates ...

Former Chicago Bears legend Steve McMichael has died at the age of 67 following his fight with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). McMichael was diagnosed with ALS in 2021, and he had been in the ...

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Former Texas football star and NFL Hall of Famer Steve McMichael died Wednesday after a year-long battle with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS. He was 67. McMichael entered hospice this week ...

After losses, Steve McMichael sat alone in front of his locker in his dirty Bears uniform long after most teammates departed. Dried blood marked the thighs of his white pants. Tape dangled from ...

Steve McMichael, the Hall of Fame defensive tackle ... McMichael played his last season for the Packers in 1994, starting all 16 games after the Bears released him rather than pay his $1 million ...

The film follows four tech executives—Randell (Steve Carell), Jeff (Ramy Youssef), Souper (Jason Schwartzman), and Venis (Cory Michael Smith)—who reunite at a ski resort for a boys’ trip.