Steve McMichael Hospitalized Again Amid ALS Battle, UTI Complications

Former Chicago Bears star and Hall of Fame inductee faces recurrent health issues, including a recent UTI and MRSA infection.

Steve McMichael, battling ALS since 2021, was hospitalized again for a urinary tract infection (UTI) and is undergoing tests.
This marks McMichael's second hospitalization for a UTI in two months, with a previous infection in February also leading to MRSA, a resistant staph infection.
McMichael, a key figure in the Bears’ 1985 Super Bowl victory and a Pro Football Hall of Fame 2024 inductee, has faced multiple health challenges, including pneumonia and sepsis.
The former defensive lineman's health struggles are particularly serious due to his ALS diagnosis, making infections like UTI and MRSA more dangerous.
McMichael's family and spokesperson have expressed gratitude for public support and asked for continued prayers during this difficult time.