Jim McMahon, who played for the 1985 Super Bowl champion Chicago Bears, was at Stash Dispensary in Orland Hills to launch Mac 9 by Revenant, a cannabis brand he co-founded.
Former Chicago Bears quarterback Jim McMahon signs a T-shirt for Jojo Plascencia, 25, of Evergreen Park, during a visit Thursday at Stash Dispensary in Orland Hills.
McMahon, who played for the Chicago Bears for seven years including in 1985, the team won the Super Bowl, was at the dispensary to launch Mac 9 by Revenant, a cannabis brand he cofounded with NFL players Kyle Turley, who retired with the Kansas City Chiefs, and Eben Britton, who retired with the Chicago Bears.They established Revenant four years ago, McMahon said, and the Mac 9, an Indica cannabis strain, has launched in Illinois in honor of McMahon and his jersey number.
But after discovering that cannabis, specifically Indica strains, helped him with the pain, McMahon said he’s since preferred it over pain killers. Revenant’s Mac 9 comes in flower, pre-rolls and vape cartridges, but McMahon said he encourages anyone interested in trying cannabis to try different strains to find the right one for their needs.
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