But it wasn’t Johnson who was calling the Bears QB. Nope! Somehow, some dudes got his number and called him up. He answered the FaceTime call and the prankster said he was “so glad that you’re going to get a new head coach” and then apologized. Too funny. Here’s that moment:

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