Ben Johnson Treats Chicago Fans to Free Hot Dogs After Bears’ Victory
Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson treated fans to free hot dogs following a notable victory against the Philadelphia Eagles. The Bears secured a 24-15 win, with running backs Kyle Monangai and D’Andre Swift each exceeding 100 rushing yards. Their impressive performance contributed to the team’s success this season.
Chicago Fans Celebrate with Free Hot Dogs
The Wieners Circle, a beloved hot dog restaurant in Lincoln Park, Chicago, held a poll prior to the Bears’ game. Fans voted for the scenario that would earn them more free hot dogs. The winning choice was “Shirtless Ben Johnson,” referencing the head coach’s spirited game-day antics.
Victory and Festivities
After the Bears’ victory, Coach Johnson did not disappoint. He celebrated by stripping off his shirt and leading a lively “Good, better, best” chant in the locker room, fostering excitement among players and fans alike.
- Bears’ record: 9-3
- Next opponent: Green Bay Packers
- Previous promise: Free hot dogs contingent on a win
The Wieners Circle is scheduled to distribute the free hot dogs on Tuesday, offering fans a hearty treat as a reward for the Bears’ recent success. This event follows a previous promise made in September when the restaurant assured fans free hot dogs if quarterback Caleb Williams threw four touchdown passes.
Williams completed this challenge during a Week 3 game against the Dallas Cowboys, leading the Bears to a 31-14 victory. Since then, the team has won nine out of ten games and now stands at the top of the NFC North.
Chicago fans can look forward to more celebrations and free hot dogs as the Bears continue their journey through the season.
