Packers Tight End Goes To Buffalo Wild Wings And Finds A Fried Chicken Head In His Meal

October 7, 2016

Any way you slice it, Jared Cook has been nothing short of an absolute disappointment everywhere he has gone to play in the NFL.

And that’s probably also the best way to sum up his recent experience at a Buffalo Wild Wings.

The Packers tight end took to Twitter after ordering up what should have been some kind of tasty fried chicken meal, but instead got served a fried chicken head complete with “tongue, eyes, and beak” and of course, “extra seasoning.”

This happened Tuesday when I went to eat @BWWings How Sway? How? pic.twitter.com/8T8aSaKrZ7

— Jared Cook (@JaredCook89) October 7, 2016

In response to the situation, a Buffalo Wild Wings spokesman released the following statement to CNBC: “Buffalo Wild Wings takes food preparation, service and quality extremely seriously and we are looking into this situation. We’ve reached out to Jared Cook and our suppliers for more information.”

Of course, perhaps further explanation on the matter wasn’t exactly the best approach.

@WildeAndTausch @jasonjwilde ” sorry unfortunately this happens because the chicken is fresh” what?!?

— Jared Cook (@JaredCook89) October 7, 2016

Hopefully he was at least given free food for life from the restaurant chain after the whole debacle. Then again, who in their right mind would ever eat there again after such a traumatizing experience? That is some straight up Godfather shit.

Eh, it’s still better than what they’re serving up at Popeye’s: New York Woman Finds Rat Head In Her Popeye’s Chicken Meal

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