Legendary Chicago Bears quarterback Jim McMahon is breaking into the Illinois weed market.
On Monday afternoon, Bears fans headed to the Rise dispensary in Mundelein to see the beloved former Bears player, who is now touting the benefits of cannabis.
McMahon, quarterback of the Bears' only Super Bowl-winning team, signed autographs and took pictures in the lounge area of the dispensary. McMahon is now part owner, along with a couple of other former NFL players, of a cannabis brand called Revenant."We’ve been big advocates to get the NFL to stop testing for this. It's not a drug, it's a medicinal herb.
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