Kyle Long Hilariously Responds To Exposing Himself In Bears Locker Room

Long has a pretty good sense of humor about everything.

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Perhaps one of the biggest stories to hit social media yesterday was the accidental exposing of Chicago Bears guard Kyle Long. His teammate, Tarik Cohen, was on Instagram live where he was celebrating the team's 31-15 win against the Washington Redskins. In the middle of the livestream, Long can be seen getting undressed and at one point, he flashes the camera. It doesn't seem as though he even knew the camera was there, which makes the clip that much funnier.

Recently, Long got to appears on Barstool Sports' Pardon My Take podcast where he shed some light on the incident. Instead of shying away from what happened, he opted to let off some quick jokes which were pretty funny. 

Here are some of the best jokes from the podcast:

"The D was out in numbers."

"You would think with my large stature there'd be more, like, jumbo packages."

"I had heard about a cold front coming in, and I guess I just wasn't prepared for it, man. Because it hit me hard right at the end of the game."

Next time, we're sure Long will learn his lesson and scope out the locker room before making any drastic mistakes. It's definitely not something you want to have happen twice.


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