Ceres said:
Any burger place that offers a double patty bacon cheeseburger could be subbed into that list. Why they're calling out Five Guys I have no idea.
While I agree with your sentiment, there is a reason it was picked above, let's say Wendy's.
5 Guys Bacon Cheeseburger: 317g (serving size); 920 (calories); 560 (calories from fat); 62g (fat); 29.5 (saturated fat); 0 (transfat); 180 (cholesterol); 1310 (sodium)
VS.
Wendy's Bacon Deluxe Double: 354g (serving size); 870 (calories); 470 (calories from fat); 52g (fat); 22.0 (saturated fat); 2.5 (transfat); 190 (cholesterol); 1740 (sodium)
So, in a burger that is actually 37g lighter, they've squeeze in an additional 50 calories and a full 10g of fat. You could maybe make an argument that the transfat, cholesterol, and sodium combined cancel out any other differences, but you're still stuck with 10 extra grams of fat on what is essentially the same burger.
I checked against Burger King as well, and while you could configure a Double Whopper that outclasses the 5 guys burger in every way, you technically have to create that yourself. The "official" double-patty with cheese and bacon option (bk double stack) is actually even more reasonable than Wendy's.
Now, why 5 Guys is getting flak over Carls Jr, I don't know. Those guys have elevated unhealthy eating to an art form.