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Story summary
- The Pittsburgh Steelers lost 31-28 to the Chicago Bears, dropping to 6-5 and out of playoff contention.
- Critics fault head coach Mike Tomlin for conservative play-calling and failure to adjust.
- Mark Madden, a commentator, described the coaching as "incompetent" and cited issues with offensive and defensive strategies.
- Linebacker Patrick Queen acknowledged problems with defense schematics and execution.
- The Steelers face a challenging path ahead, needing improvements to salvage the season.
