Seattle Seahawks star cornerback Riq Woolen firmly denies the “Uncrustables” allegations

After a flurry of activity earlier this week, including another trade and the return of some key players to practice, yesterday was a bit of a slow news day for the Seattle Seahawks. While we were looking for something decent to write about, we came across a strange piece of news about NFL players and their snacking habits.

Apparently, Uncrustables are proving popular across the league, with some teams using up to 700 per week and the NFL overall using over 80,000 per season. according to Sam Kouvaris.

NFL players love Uncrustables

Funny, Unknown, Silly NFL Statistic: Uncrustables are most teams' favorite snack at halftime and after weekday practice. Leaguewide, they eat at least 80,000 per year. @jaguars Third place with around 315 per week. Broncos are in first place with over 700.

— Sam Kouvaris (@samkouvaris) October 24, 2024

Apparently the Seahawks are one of the most voracious teams in this department, eating the second-most Uncrustables in the NFL behind the Denver Broncos, averaging 320 snacks per week.

This led some fans to speculate about who might be behind this conspicuous consumption of Uncrustables. One of them identified star cornerback Riq Woolen, who is known for his penchant for sugary snacks or for simply dumping loads of sugar on regular food. However, Woolen responded to the fan and categorically denied this.

Riq Woolen responds to Uncrustables' allegations

😂😂damn close Uncrustables nasty fr https://t.co/G01E5QBU3g

— Tariq Woolen (@_Tariqwoolen) October 24, 2024

Important journalism here.

As for Woolen's work on the field, he has missed the team's last two games due to an ankle injury. So far this week, Woolen has been listed as a limited participant in practice this week, meaning he is on track to play on Sunday against the Buffalo Bills.

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