Wiener Circle to give out free hot dogs after Bears win, Johnson goes shirtless

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Wiener Circle will once again give away free hot dogs thanks to the Chicago Bears.

In a post on X after the Bears took down the defending Super Bowl champions Friday in a 24-15 win over the Eagles, Wiener Circle announced they’d give away free hot dogs Tuesday.

Wiener Circle will start handing out the free hot dogs when doors open at 11 a.m., the restaurant told NBC Chicago. They’re planning to be prepared to give away 2,000.

The giveaway comes just over a month after the Lincoln Park restaurant posted a poll on X that would establish the criteria for the next free hot dog giveaway.

The shirtless Ben Johnson option won and, lucky for Chicagoans who are fans of both beef and the Bears, Johnson satisfied his role in the giveaway while in the locker room after the Bears took down the defending Super Bowl champions Friday in a 24-15 win over the Eagles.

The Wiener Circle sent a message to Johnson on X ahead of the game, encouraging him to go shirtless if the Bears won.

Though the dogs may be free of charge, there is still some cost to taking the beef home: time.

When Wiener Circle gave away free hot dogs in September after Caleb Williams threw four touchdowns against the Detroit Lions, fans waited hours in a line that stretched blocks.

Though Williams did not participate in the last Wiener Circle freebie, his dog Supa did.