Steve McMichael Hospitalized Amid Health Battle

The former Bears star and recent Hall of Fame inductee faces a new health challenge, hospitalized with a urinary tract infection.

Steve McMichael, a former Chicago Bears defensive lineman and recent Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee, has been hospitalized with a urinary tract infection and admitted to the ICU.
McMichael, who was diagnosed with ALS in 2021, has faced significant health challenges but remains a beloved figure in Chicago, especially known for his role in the Bears' 1985 Super Bowl win.
Despite his health issues, McMichael's wife, Misty, hopes he can survive to see his Hall of Fame induction, reflecting on his resilience and the support he has received from the community.
McMichael's NFL career spanned 15 seasons, during which he was known for his reliability and team spirit, earning him two Pro Bowl selections and recognition as one of the top Chicago Bears players of all time.
The former athlete has received an outpouring of support since announcing his ALS diagnosis, including a customized wheelchair from the Bears and over $205,000 raised through GoFundMe to cover healthcare costs.