ESPN’s Mike Greenberg Gets Rightfully Roasted for Eating Wings with a Knife and Fork During Super Bowl LVI

 
Mike Greenberg roasted for eating wings with a fork

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If there’s a chicken wing shortage, people who indulge the football staple with a knife and fork shouldn’t be allowed to purchase or eat the snack, especially on Super Bowl Sunday.

Ahead of Super Bowl LVI between the Cincinnati Bengals and Los Angeles Rams, ESPN’s Mike Greenberg was prepared with a big tray of wings. Unfortunately, Greenberg is notorious for eating everything with a knife and fork and Sunday afternoon, the ESPN host was outed by his wife for doing the unthinkable.

“I eat everything with a knife and fork,” Greenberg admitted in 2020. “Literally everything. You name it, I eat it with a knife and fork. The answer is yes — right now, wherever you are, if you’re screaming out options at me, the answer is yes. I eat pizza with a knife and fork, I eat wings with a knife and fork, I eat sandwiches with a knife and fork, I eat everything — hamburgers, with a knife and fork.”

It’s one thing for Greenberg to admit it, it’s another for all of us to actually witness it. You want to keep a wet nap on standby or wear a bib, that’s fine. But silverware for chicken wings? During the Super Bowl? That’s an absolute atrocity and social media was justly upset at the gameday infraction.

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