Bears Coach Ben Johnson Goes Shirtless After Big Win Over Eagles, Wieners Circle Offers Free Hot Dogs for Life.
The Chicago Bears' coach, Ben Johnson, was seen going shirtless in the locker room after their 24-15 win over the Philadelphia Eagles. The moment sparked a conversation on social media about the offer of free hot dogs from Wieners Circle, which was made last month.
According to sources, when first presented with the offer, Johnson seemed unlikely to take them up, but he left the door open for it. However, after his postgame celebration, it appears that he has decided to take advantage of the deal.
Johnson's decision to go shirtless in the locker room suggests that he was feeling carefree and celebratory after the big win. The moment has been shared widely on social media, with many fans and players praising Johnson for being a "man of the people."
Quarterback Caleb Williams also commented on the situation, saying that Johnson is a "man of the people" who would take advantage of the offer.
The offer from Wieners Circle includes free hot dogs for life, which will be fulfilled on Tuesday. It's unclear how many people will take up the offer, but it's likely to generate interest and excitement among Bears fans.
Overall, Johnson's decision to go shirtless after the win suggests that he is feeling confident and victorious, and the offer from Wieners Circle has provided a fun and lighthearted distraction for fans.
The Chicago Bears' coach, Ben Johnson, was seen going shirtless in the locker room after their 24-15 win over the Philadelphia Eagles. The moment sparked a conversation on social media about the offer of free hot dogs from Wieners Circle, which was made last month.
According to sources, when first presented with the offer, Johnson seemed unlikely to take them up, but he left the door open for it. However, after his postgame celebration, it appears that he has decided to take advantage of the deal.
Johnson's decision to go shirtless in the locker room suggests that he was feeling carefree and celebratory after the big win. The moment has been shared widely on social media, with many fans and players praising Johnson for being a "man of the people."
Quarterback Caleb Williams also commented on the situation, saying that Johnson is a "man of the people" who would take advantage of the offer.
The offer from Wieners Circle includes free hot dogs for life, which will be fulfilled on Tuesday. It's unclear how many people will take up the offer, but it's likely to generate interest and excitement among Bears fans.
Overall, Johnson's decision to go shirtless after the win suggests that he is feeling confident and victorious, and the offer from Wieners Circle has provided a fun and lighthearted distraction for fans.
his postgame celebrations r the best like who needs clothes when u got a w in ur back 
i'm low-key hoping he shows up at Wieners Circle on tue and gets that free hot dog for life tho that would be epic 
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he was so chill after that win and his shirtless moment in the locker room was like the ultimate proof that he's human lol. Wieners Circle is totes cool too, who wouldn't wanna get free hot dogs for life? 
i'm lowkey hoping ben johnson shows up at their spot on tuesday with a bunch of bears fans in tow, it'll be so lit 
This is kinda cool I guess, Coach Johnson going shirtless like that - makes him seem more relatable & less like a "high school coach" 
. And the free hot dogs from Wieners Circle? That's actually a pretty sweet deal! 
! I love that Ben Johnson took advantage of that amazing offer from Wieners Circle - who wouldn't want free hot dogs for life?! 
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i mean, who needs personal space when u got unlimited wieners on deck? it's kinda cute that he's embracing his inner 'man of the people' and bringing a smile to the faces of his fans 
but seriously, who wouldn't want free hot dogs for life? i'm low-key tempted to show up at wieners circle on tuesday with my wallet in hand 
also, did u no that wieners circle is strugglin? they just lost their main investor and now they're tryna scrounge up cash 2 pay off their debts 