Dave Wannstedt was a longtime NFL and college coach, with stops in charge of the Bears, Dolphins, and Pitt Panthers. He’s now a FOX studio analyst, which makes sense given his resume. What doesn’t make sense: Wannstedt leading a three-part harmony (sort of) version of “Silent Night”, but that’s what we got today.
That was thanks to Chicago sports radio hosts Danny Parkins and Dan McNeil, on their 670 The Score show McNeil & Parkins. That’s probably more setup than you really needed, so let’s just watch the video and enjoy:
When Dave Wannstedt says he wants to sing Christmas carols but then gets cold feet on a solo, we happily stepped in to record a trio. Happy Holidays to the @McNeil_Parkins #mob pic.twitter.com/KoEyLp7qeb
— Danny Parkins (@DannyParkins) December 20, 2019
It’s “hilariously bad to the point of being great.” Spencer Hall was surely not the only person who reacted this way:
I held out my phone and took a picture of myself listening to this for the first time and the joy is real pic.twitter.com/4sMzGSYr7V
— ¡BUM CHILLUPS AKA SPENCER HALL! (@edsbs) December 20, 2019
Did we need this? No. Are we better off with it existing? Also hard to say. But damn it if it’s not endearing.
