Former Chicago Bears teammates made a heartfelt visit to Steve McMichael, showing their unwavering support for the legendary defensive tackle as he battles ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis). McMichael, affectionately known as “Mongo,” was a pivotal part of the Bears’ iconic 1985 Super Bowl-winning team and remains a beloved figure in Chicago sports history.

 

The reunion showcased the enduring bond shared by the teammates, transcending decades. Players, including Dan Hampton and Jim McMahon, gathered at McMichael’s side, sharing memories, laughter, and heartfelt words. The visit highlighted their deep respect and admiration for McMichael’s fighting spirit, even in the face of such a debilitating illness.

 

Fans and the sports community have rallied behind McMichael since his diagnosis, with the visit underscoring the brotherhood formed on and off the field. The emotional moment serves as a reminder of the power of camaraderie and support during life’s toughest challenges.

 

McMichael, 66, has been public about his ALS battle, raising awareness and inspiring many with his resilience. This touching reunion is another testament to the unbreakable bond of the 198