Steve McMichael’s parents’ names aren’t public, but they split up before he was two years old. After the divorce, his mom married E.V. McMichael, who worked in the oil industry.
This is why Steve got the last name “McMichael.” He grew up with three siblings: two younger sisters named Kathy and Sharon, and an older brother, John Richard, making him one of four kids in the family.
Who is Steve Mcmichael Wife?
Steve McMichael has been married two times. His current wife, Misty, became his spouse after his first marriage with Debra Marshall ended in divorce on October 12, 1998, following 13 years together.
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Steve and Misty tied the knot on March 24, 2001, and welcomed their only child, Macy, on January 22, 2008. While not much is known about Misty’s background, she has been a strong pillar of support for Steve, especially after his diagnosis with ALS more than two years ago. Recently, Misty called for prayers for her husband, showing her deep concern and support during this challenging time.
“He (McMichael) needs to see himself enshrined in the Hall of Fame. Please pray for him to get through this. It means everything to us. Everybody knows, especially in the NFL world, that he deserves it, that his stats have always been there.”
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Chicago Bears great Steve McMichael revealed he has been diagnosed with ALS, a progressive nervous system disease.
“This ain’t ever how I envisioned this was going to end.” https://t.co/i5gewFy9Rj
— Chicago Tribune (@chicagotribune) April 25, 2021
Steve McMichael Professional Life
Steve McMichael was picked by the New England Patriots in the 1980 NFL Draft’s third round. He only played with them for one season before moving to the Chicago Bears.
While with the Bears for 13 years, he helped them win the Super Bowl in 1986. He also made it to the Pro Bowl twice and was named to the First Team All-Pro twice. After leaving the Bears, he played for the Green Bay Packers for one year in 1994 before retiring from football.
Over his 15-year NFL career, McMichael made 838 tackles, got 95 sacks, recovered 17 fumbles, forced 13 fumbles, and caught two interceptions. He’s going to be honored by being inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2024, in the Senior’s Category.
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Pro Football Hall of Fame will induct Steve “Mongo” McMichael into the Class of 2024, Senior’s Category.
“Steve McMichael played with The New England Patriots, The Green Bay Packers, and The Chicago Bears, McMichael helped the Bear’s get their SuperBowl Win in 1986”
Steve had… pic.twitter.com/0GErFc5Ppw
— Pro Wrestling & MMA News (@PWMMANews) February 9, 2024
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