Imagine if Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson, who can be terrifyingly serious on the sideline, did a crazy dance in the locker room after a win.
Oh, wait, that did happen.
The Bears blew out the Philadelphia Eagles, 27-7, at Soldier Field on Monday, with Case Keenum delivering a memorable performance in his first game since 2023.
Johnson was so hyped after the game that he hit the “Stanky Leg” in the locker room, much to the delight of his players.
Coach hit that 😂 pic.twitter.com/02Sy5Mzwub
— Chicago Bears (@ChicagoBears) September 29, 2026
Forget trick plays, the “Stanky Leg” should be in the Bears' playbook.
Fans enjoyed Johnson's wholesome moment, underscoring the laudable culture he has built since Chicago hired him last season.
“Practice is only 40 minutes tomorrow-type vibes. Damn, coach 😭,” said @LondoGzz.
“Someone, anyone, please turn this into a GIF 🤣. This will go platinum,” suggested @1kfte.
“Caleb's (Williams) laugh makes it so much better,” noticed @_Derekharper_.
“COACH STURDY WITH IT FR 😭😭,” posted @BearsTalkHQ.
“My God. Nobody has ever done it as Ben does it,” commented @chisportsross.
Turning serious, the 40-year-old Johnson touted the way they bounced back after losing to the Minnesota Vikings in Week 2.
“It's what good teams do, all right? They get punched in the mouth, and they come back and respond the right way,” said Johnson.
We've got something special here. pic.twitter.com/Qq97fkjp4H
— Chicago Bears (@ChicagoBears) September 29, 2026
He lauded Keenum for stepping up and the defense for shutting down the Eagles in the second half. As usual, Johnson ended his postgame speech with their familiar chant.
“Good, better, best! Never let it rest! Until your good gets better and your better gets best!” screamed Johnson.
Well, his “Stanky Leg” is already the best.