Seahawks' Tariq Woolen Responds to Critics: 'I Don’t Give a (Blank) Anymore'

Tacoma, WASports

Tariq Woolen, the Seattle Seahawks cornerback, faced backlash after a poor performance against the Green Bay Packers, where he struggled with missed tackles and penalties. In a recent interview, he shared that while some online comments made him laugh, he no longer cares about the criticism. Coach Mike Macdonald has urged Woolen to sharpen his focus and maintain concentration on the field. Woolen's performance has fluctuated since his standout rookie season, and as the Seahawks prepare to face the Minnesota Vikings, his ability to respond to pressure will be crucial. Woolen is determined to improve and reestablish himself as a key player in the Seahawks' defense, showcasing his commitment to personal growth and team success.

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