The Pittsburgh Steelers’ trip to the Windy City ended in a narrow but painful loss to the Chicago Bears. Without Aaron Rodgers on the field, Mike Tomlin’s team failed in key moments, mistakes that ultimately tipped the scales in favor of Ben Johnson’s squad.

One could say that Rodgers’ absence on the field could have been a major blow for the team. However, the Steelers faced issues in multiple areas, and Tomlin delivered a strong self-critique regarding their performance.

“I thought we started the second half slow. I think we had two three and outs on offense. I thought our defense could have smiled in the face of adversity better. In the first half in particular, I think we got stopped on fourth down. They scored a touchdown. We turned the ball over, they scored a touchdown, and I thin

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