Bears Legend Brian Urlacher Shocks Fans After Admitting the Steelers Truly Suffered Multiple Disadvantageous Calls From John Hussey’s Officiating Crew in the Bears’ 31–28 Victory

Chicago, Illinois – 11/25/2025

The Chicago Bears escaped Soldier Field with a dramatic 31–28 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers, a game filled with emotion, momentum swings, and no shortage of controversy. But as debates raged on across the NFL, one voice rose above the noise — and shocked everyone. Brian Urlacher, the Hall of Famer and one of the most iconic figures in Bears history, publicly acknowledged that Pittsburgh was on the wrong end of several questionable officiating decisions.

In an interview with FOX Chicago, Urlacher stunned viewers by saying the quiet part out loud: the Steelers were disadvantaged at key moments, and the officiating overshadowed what should have been a clean showdown between two physical teams. He emphasized that the Bears earned their win, but the “strange whistles” unquestionably cast a shadow over the game.

Urlacher highlighted at least three moments that troubled him:

• A harsh roughing-the-passer call that wiped out a huge defensive stop for Pittsburgh

Then came the quote that sent shockwaves through the league:

“I love the Bears more than anyone, but honestly, the Steelers were hit with too many disadvantages. Some of those calls made me rewind the screen two or three times to make sure I wasn’t seeing things. If I were in their shoes, I’d be frustrated — and maybe even start asking bigger questions about how this game was officiated.”

Urlacher’s bold admission ignited immediate reaction. ESPN analysts began replaying and dissecting every controversial snap. Many agreed that Pittsburgh had regained offensive rhythm in key moments, only for questionable penalties to halt everything on the spot.

Mason Rudolph played his best game of the season, repeatedly pushing the Steelers toward scoring range, but the team ultimately ran into a familiar opponent: inconsistent officiating.

Head coach Mike Tomlin tried to remain composed at the podium, but his expression told a different story.

The Bears still earned the win, and Urlacher made sure to emphasize that. But he also made it clear that this is not how the NFL wants a game to be remembered.

And when the most respected legend in Bears history feels compelled to speak up, it’s obvious the story isn’t over.
Steelers Nation is outraged — and the NFL will be pressed harder than ever for answers.