What’s Brewing With Jen – AJ Brown Competes In Fishing Tourney

See what was brewing with Jen Scordo today. Every day on The Best Show Ever Jen Scordo shares 3 recent weird and interesting news stories. Today that included an Eagles player who will compete in a fishing tournament, a woman reveals she accidentally married her cousin and a diner in the UK that has wild squirrel on its menu… Here are her stories from today.

AJ Brown To Compete In Saltwater Fishing Competition

Eagles star wide receiver AJ Brown will compete in the upcoming saltwater fishing competition “The Catch.”  He’s one of 7 star players that will compete in the tournament.  The Miami based fishing competition will air live on CBS on April 15^th.  Other competitors include Justin Herbert, Tyreek Hill,  Dalvin Cook and others. Each player gets matched up with a professional saltwater fisherman and the duos will compete to raise awareness and money for the Sport Fishing Championship’s Coast Guard Foundation.  Evidently Justin Herbert is quite the fisherman.

[Source - The Eagles Wire]

A Woman Accidentally Married Her Cousin

A woman recently revealed on Tik Tok (of course) that she accidentally married her cousin.  The couple met and fell in love during college, but had no idea that they were related until they submitted their DNA results to MyHeritage.com.  They are cousins, however they are distant cousins – the results showed that they share an ancestor 8 generations back.  I can see how this can happen and some might say that that’s enough space in between, but no amount of space between generations is enough for me.

[Source - NY Post]

Wild Grey Squirrel Is The New Menu Item In The UK

And finally, a diner in the UK is now serving up hot and toasty wild squirrel on their menu.  Yum!  The “crispy buttermilk wild grey squirrel” meal is not cheap!  It will cost you about $28 US dollars.  Evidently the owners of the diner are very passionate about sustainable and ethical food sources and they claim that the over 2 and a half million grey squirrels in the UK are a great way to reduce their carbon footprint.  Squirrel meat is supposedly high in protein and low in fat.  No thanks, I’ll pass.

[Source - Fox News]