Match context: Chicago Bears vs Pittsburgh Steelers 
Pittsburgh just thumped the Bengals, but the real story is elsewhere. Aaron Rodgers fractured his wrist. He might play with a brace, but that doesn’t guarantee a big impact on an offense often stuck on short passes. The system is conservative. Against Chicago, that detail matters.
The Bears are moving forward despite the scares. Seven wins, a balanced offense, Caleb Williams steadying things… but a defense that swings from good to bad week to week. The matchup asks one big question: can Pittsburgh keep up with a Chicago offense that mixes threats better and punishes defensive mistakes?
Keys to the matchup: Chicago Bears vs Pittsburgh Steelers 
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Chicago remains vulnerable on the ground, but the Steelers never really found an identity there. Warren is explosive, but the line struggles to generate push, and the uncertainty around Rodgers makes things murkier. If Pittsburgh must rely on a shower of checkdowns against a Chicago defense that tackles well and gives up very little underneath, the offensive ceiling gets capped.
On the other side, the Bears have the perfect profile to expose Pittsburgh’s flaws: a varied passing game, a mobile quarterback, and an offense that can wear down a secondary surrendering over 260 yards per game. If Chicago’s linebackers are thin, the offense covers it. Main danger: letting Pittsburgh score on short drives after a turnover — a scenario that has often bailed them out.
Free Pick Chicago Bears vs Pittsburgh Steelers
Result: Chicago Bears -2.5
Pittsburgh has the name. Chicago has the substance. With a hamstrung Rodgers and a backfield lacking identity, it’s hard to see the Steelers matching the volume and tempo control the Bears can impose at home.
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