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Daily Mail
4 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Popular NFL host Annie Agar stuns as she goes braless just months after health scare
Annie Agar, a well-known NFL host and social media personality, made waves over the weekend with a bold concert look. The sports content creator, 29, attended a show in Chicago wearing a brown paisley-print bandeau top paired with denim shorts. The star, who boasts over two million combined followers between X (Twitter), Instagram and TikTok, completed the look with knee-high cowboy boots and a matching hat. Her choice to go braless highlighted her noticeable tan lines which quickly caught the attention of fans online. Agar appeared to be in good spirits during the outing as she posed up a storm and struggled to contain her excitement in the crowd. Though she had a ball listening to country star Riley Green, she referenced the viral Coldplay concert moment involving Astronomer staff in a lighthearted Instagram caption. 'Didn't hug a CEO but still a great concert,' she joked. The show was part of the 2025 Windy City Smokeout, the annual country music and BBQ festival. Also performing were multi-platinum artist Ella Langley and headliner Jon Pardi. Agar's adoring fans filled the comments with reactions, applauding both her outfit and her humor. One user commented, 'I've never seen you happier and it makes me happy.' Another wrote, 'Love the tan lines.' Another fan praised her caption, saying, 'And the caption of the year goes to...' Agar's outing comes just a few months after she detailed a scary health incident back in April. She revealed that she was left with a broken nose and possible concussion after fainting in her bathroom. In a clip she uploaded to social media, Agar was sporting a black eye as she explained: 'This is what happens when you joke about the Packers in Chicago.' However, she went on to reveal that her health scare happened after she drove back from St. Louis earlier in the week. Agar, an NFL correspondent at Chicago Sports Network and the host of The Offensive Line podcast, explained that she was 'very dehydrated' the night that she drove back, and felt very nauseous the next day after waking up. That morning, she went into her bathroom, passed out and hit her head on something - a moment which she doesn't remember at all. Agar believes she hit her head on either the corner of something in her bathroom or the floor. Nonetheless, she was left with a black eye and 'extreme amounts of pain in my eyebrow,' she said. Agar assured fans that she was alright and thanked them for their concerns, though she cracked that she 'would not recommend' her predicament. 'Concussion protocol is no joke, I don't know how NFL players do it,' she added.
Yahoo
05-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
NFL Fans Loving Annie Agar's Fourth Of July Swimsuit
NFL Fans Loving Annie Agar's Fourth Of July Swimsuit originally appeared on The Spun. Social media influencer Annie Agar went all out for the Fourth of July this year. Agar, an NFL correspondent for Chicago Sports Network, has built a loyal following on Instagram, TikTok and X over the past few years. Fans love when she does her weekly recaps during the season. She goes out of her way to mock the NFC North since she's a diehard fan of the Green Bay Packers. Prior to the 2025 NFL Draft, fans were truly worried about Agar because she was sporting a black eye. It turns out she fainted in her bathroom. "Guys, I'm OK. Thank you all for asking," Agar said. "Just in an extreme amounts of pain in my eyebrow and probably concussed. So other than that, everything's fine. The story is not that exciting. I drove home from St. Louis from my speech. I felt very dehydrated. I woke up the next day, felt super nauseous when I got up, walked to the bathroom and just passed out. I don't remember falling. I don't remember anything. I woke up with this (a black eye) and I think I drilled my head on either the corner of something or the floor. It was not fun – 10 out of 10 would not recommend." The good news is that Agar has fully recovered from her concussion and fractured nose. On Friday afternoon, Agar shared a photo of her wearing an American flag swimsuit along with the caption "don't feel too bad england, the week 1 bengals lost to the patriots too." Most of Agar's social media followers raved about her patriotic outfit. Others, however, were too busy laughing at her caption. "Absolute perfection," one fan commented. "God bless America," a second fan said. "Sorry, England. Beating you wasn't enough, so we're gonna make you watch the Jets play there every year," another fan wrote. "Thanks for the reminder," a social media user said. "Happy 4th of July!" This won't be the last time Agar goes viral this summer, that's for sure. That being said, NFL fans will have to wait until Week 1 to witness another hilarious press conference skit from Agar. Fans can check out Agar's work Fans Loving Annie Agar's Fourth Of July Swimsuit first appeared on The Spun on Jul 5, 2025 This story was originally reported by The Spun on Jul 5, 2025, where it first appeared.
Time of India
09-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
NFL influencer Annie Agar under fire for viral tweet mocking Bears amid Pope Leo XIV announcement
Annie Agar , a well-known NFL influencer , recently went viral for a witty tweet that playfully connected the Catholic Church and the Chicago Bears two seemingly unrelated worlds in a way only a true sports satirist could. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now The tweet came in response to the historic election of Pope Leo XIV , formerly Robert Prevost, who hails from Chicago and just became the first American pope. The NFL influencer blends Chicago pride and football frustration, sparking laughter and controversy online As news of Pope Leo XIV's election spread, Chicagoans across the city celebrated with pride. The moment quickly became fodder for local sports fans who began joking about which Chicago baseball team the pope might support the Cubs or the White Sox. The Cubs initially jumped in on the fun, tweeting celebratory messages assuming the new pope was on their side. But the narrative took a turn when his brother revealed that Pope Leo XIV is, in fact, a lifelong White Sox fan. The White Sox social media team quickly seized the moment to gloat, sparking light-hearted banter across the city's passionate fanbases. Amid all this excitement, Annie Agar chimed in with a tweet that struck a chord across the NFL community. She joked , "Chicago produced a Pope before a QB who throws for 4000 yards," The humor was both timely and sharp, referencing decades of quarterback instability and missed potential for the Bears, despite the city's deep love for the team. Her post quickly gained traction, racking up thousands of likes and shares, as fans from across the country laughed along at the blend of religious history and football misfortune. The fact that Chicago could now boast the first American pope, while still searching for a consistent presence under center for the Bears, added a layer of irony that resonated widely. Even current Bears quarterback Caleb Williams joined in the fun, calling Pope Leo XIV 'Daaaaaa Pope,' a nod to the city's iconic 'Da Bears' chant. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Annie Agar's viral tweet about the Chicago Bears and the newly elected Pope Leo XIV wasn't all celebration it stirred up controversy as well. While many found her humor sharp and timely, some accused her of lifting the idea from another user on X (formerly Twitter). Just two minutes before Agar's post, sportswriter Collin Whitchurch had tweeted: "Chicago got a pope before it got a QB to throw for 4,000 yards in a season." The similarity between the two posts sparked debate online, with many users suggesting Agar's tweet was a case of idea appropriation. X user Jim Miloch didn't hold back, commenting, "The pope does not approve of stealing." Adding to the tension, Jeremy Fazli pointed out how quickly Agar's version gained traction. NFL Memes and other large sports humor accounts reposted her take, giving it far more visibility than Whitchurch's original. This amplification led to further criticism, with many arguing that the credit for the joke had been misdirected. Still, not everyone saw it as a controversy. Some fans defended Agar, saying that similar jokes often circulate simultaneously during viral moments. Among those who appreciated the humor was sports executive and analyst Amy Trask, who tweeted in response: "Okay, I laughed – well done, Annie – and hi." Her reply added a touch of levity to the discourse and reminded users that the internet often moves too fast for clean lines around originality. Also Read: Despite the backlash, Agar's tweet continues to circulate widely, capturing the perfect storm of Chicago pride, papal history, and NFL frustration. Whether seen as a clever quip or an uncredited echo, the post struck a cultural nerve and became one of the most talked-about tweets of the week.
