Yakov eats WELL – not good.
Chaim throws a football WELL – not good
Asher designs houses WELL – not good.
verbs of sense are an exception to that rule – taste, feel, SOUND, ETC.
I feel good vs. I feel well. They both mean something in English, but they mean different things.
I taste good vs. I taste well – ditto.
verbs of sense don’t take an adverb when you are describing what you sense.