When Jarrett Payton sat down earlier this summer to craft his presentation, to articulate the magnificence of Steve McMichael, to explain why, nearly 30 years after McMichael played his final NFL ...

Jarrett Payton, WGN-TV Sports anchor and reporter, joins Lisa Dent on the show to share his excitement about being a part of the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s 2024 Enshrinement Ceremony this Saturday, ...

WGN-TV Sports reporter Jarrett Payton joins Steve Bertrand on Chicago’s Afternoon News to discuss the career of Chicago Bears great and 1985 Super Bowl champion Steve McMichael, and the revelation of ...

CHICAGO — When Jarrett Payton sat down earlier this summer to craft his presentation, to articulate the magnificence of Steve McMichael, to explain why, nearly 30 years after McMichael played ...

"Mongo is set to return home tomorrow!" Jarrett Payton wrote. "We appreciate all the prayers and kindly ask for continued thoughts and prayers for Steve and his family." McMichael's publicist ...

McMichael chose Jarrett Payton, the WGN broadcaster and son of Bears legend Walter Payton, to introduce him at the ceremony. McMichael, who played for the Bears from 1981-93, ranks second in ...

Payton wrote: “With deep sorrow, I share that Steve McMichael passed at 5:28 PM after a brave fight with #ALS, surrounded by loved ones. I’m grateful to have been with him in his final moments.

"With deep sorrow, I share that Steve McMichael passed at 5:28 PM after a brave fight with #ALS, surrounded by loved ones," Payton wrote. "I'm grateful to have been with him in his final moments.

Pro Football Hall of Famer and Chicago Bears legend Steve McMichael passed away Wednesday after a long battle with ALS. He was 67 years old. Jarrett Payton, the son of former McMichael teammate ...

Best wishes to the legendary Steve "Mongo" McMichael Jarrett Payton, former NFL star and son of the legendary Walter Payton, wrote on social media that McMichael is headed to the emergency room ...

Steve McMichael 's wife Misty McMichael was with him until the end. The Chicago Bears Hall of Famer died on April 23, sports anchor Jarrett Payton announced the news via X.