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Otis Wilson, a popular member of the famed 1985 Chicago Bears, was reportedly subdued by security at Soldier Field during Sunday's win over the visiting New York Jets.

Chicago Bears legend Otis Wilson was reportedly subdued by security at Soldier Field following an altercation near the press box during Sunday's game against the New York Jets. According to witnesses, the 69-year-old former linebacker was restrained outside an elevator bank after being told he could not board an elevator designated exclusively for media members.
The altercation reportedly left a softball-sized hole in the wall before Wilson was calmed, placed into a wheelchair, and escorted downstairs. Witnesses reported that Wilson showed no visible injuries and remained alert, while the Chicago Police Department had not released a report regarding the incident.
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