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The Seahawks retired wide receiver, Sidney Rice recently hit the news about donating his brain to science.
Now, Rice is talking Wingstop to TMZ.
Just like Ross, Rice has invested in Wingstop franchises. Rice said that when he played for the Vikings, owning a Wingstop was always something he wanted to do, but once he signed with the Seahawks, he really put his foot into it. Now with two stores already opened, he has five more set to open in the Seattle area.
When the retired Rice was asked who the bigger wing mogul was he said, “I don’t know who’s the bigger wing mogul, but I eat the most wings. Wings are my favorite food.”
He also said, I usually eat 25-30 actually on any given day, …on a good day, I’m around 30 easily.”
Via:TMZ.com
