Green Bay Packers tight end Jared Cook made a disgusting discovery in his Buffalo Wild Wings order earlier this week.
In a photo he tweeted that he discovered a chicken's head in his order of wings.
Cook posted the photo which has since gone viral, on Twitter.
Green Bay Packers tight end Jared Cook tweeted a photo of a severed chicken head that he apparently received with his order of wings at the sports bar chain on on Tuesday
Cook claimed that the restaurant tried to excuse itself by stating that the 'produce was fresh'
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ShareThe 29-year-old says it all happened at a Buffalo Wild Wings in Wisconsin when he opened up his box of lemon pepper wings and saw a decapitated chicken's head staring back at him
'This happened Tuesday when I went to eat @BWWings How Sway? How?' he wrote.
In a follow-up tweet Cook wrote: 'tongue, eyes, and beak all present. With extra seasoning.'
The incident occurred at a Buffalo Wild Wings restaurant in Ashwaubenon, Wisconsin.
The restaurant responded to the stomach-churning photo: '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,' they wrote in a statement.
Cook later tweeted to the Wilde and Tausch Show on ESPNWisconsin that the restaurant told him 'unfortunately this happens because the chicken is fresh.'
The Packers tight end has been out of practice this week because of a high-ankle sprain suffered against the Detroit Lions and likely will be sidelined for an extended time.
In a statement Buffalo Wild Wings said 'the chain takes food preparation, service and quality extremely seriously and we are looking into this situation.'
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