The Pittsburgh Steelers dropped a tough one in Chicago, falling 31-28 to the Bears at Soldier Field. Caleb Williams threw three touchdowns, including two to D.J. Moore, while Mason Rudolph’s late rally came up short. Despite a defensive score from T.J. Watt and a clutch touchdown by Pat Freiermuth, the Steelers couldn’t overcome Chicago’s red-zone efficiency.

In this episode Joe and Brian break down the first-half fireworks, including Watt’s strip-sack touchdown and Kenneth Gainwell’s big conversion. We look at how Caleb Williams and the Bears seized momentum in the third quarter, the offense’s inconsistency without Aaron Rodgers, and a late push that fell short.

We also examine what this loss means for Pittsburgh’s playoff hopes and the AFC North race.

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