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Snacking on the sidelines




Source of Recipe


USA Weekend


Recipe Introduction


A sampling of how top players chow down in front of the TV:
# Doug Flutie The Buffalo Bills quarterback starts the day with a bowl of Flutie Flakes, his cereal that benefits autism. Later, "we get a group of guys together, play touch football, then order pizzas and Pepsis and watch the game."

# Troy Aikman. The Dallas Cowboys QB always has "lots of appetizers, chips and salsa, crab dip, sushi, deli sandwiches. Never anything too heavy on the stomach - need to keep room for the beverages."

# Daunte Culpepper. The Central Florida quarterback, a top senior NFL draft prospect, will munch on buffalo chicken wings.

# Wayne Chrebet. Don't pass the chips to this New York Jets wide receiver. Says his dad, Wayne Sr.: "He doesn't snack and he doesn't drink anything but water. That's why he walks around with 4.5 percent body fat."